A joint $12 million investment to curb youth crime by creating programs to engage and assist youth in Port Augusta has been announced with key leaders of the region deciding how it’s rolled out.
Supermarkets were cash only, flights cancelled amid widespread delays at Adelaide Airport and critical government agencies came to a standstill as a global IT outage caused chaos across SA.
There’s been another major development in the lengthy hunger strike of a notorious prisoner serving a 30-year jail sentence.
The federal and SA governments say the money will be spent trialling a new approach to the youth crime crisis that’s plagued the community for years.
Family of a notorious armed robber has accused the Department for Correctional Services of denying him his “basic human rights”.
A member of the State Voice and Mayor of Ceduna say there needs to be a more targeted approach for people affected by the abolition of the Cashless Debit Card.
The family of a notorious South Australian armed robber who is refusing to eat after a prison transfer, claims he is being held in inhumane conditions.
A fierce advocate for Aboriginal children has been named Person of the Year at the 2024 National NAIDOC Awards in Adelaide.
Four Aboriginal community Controlled Health Organisations in SA will receive a funding boost out of the Albanese government’s $100 million announcement to improve health outcomes for First Nations communities.
Formed at Koonibba Aboriginal Mission in 1977 and nearly 50 years later, an SA trailblazing rock band are set to be inducted into the South Australia Music Hall of Fame.
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