Power giant rates rip-off: We pay their bills in ‘outdated’ loophole
South Australians are being short-changed millions of dollars thanks to an “outdated” rule that other states have scrapped.
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Shocking way homeless amputee’s pleas for help ignored
A homeless person who was set to be released from hospital after amputation surgery had their request for help from multiple agencies left unanswered, the SA Ombudsman has revealed.
Repeat, seriously misbehaving SA councillor cops suspension
A serving SA Police officer has been hit with a month-long ban from his other job as a councillor over emails he sent. But he, and others, say he was simply doing his job.
Council says ‘I do’ to buying premier $10m SA wedding venue
Known for hosting opulent weddings, charity balls and formals, a premier Adelaide function centre has changed hands for the first time in its nearly 30 years.
‘Remedial action’: Play areas unsafe, audit into rural child care finds
A council-run child care needs significant improvements to ensure the safety and quality of care of its children, as hazards, broken play equipment and high turnover of staff were identified during an independent audit.
Revamped Alert SA app fails to notify, leaving users stumped
A Fleurieu MP has shared his experience of the revamped and expanded Alert SA app, saying it was failed to keep notified of a fire yesterday, but the creators say it’s been extensively tested.
Hundreds of new homes set for regional SA hotspots
New housing allotments and rental properties planned for regional SA have been given an economic boost, in a bid to ease the housing crisis.
Caravanners and campers to be banned from popular SA beach
A rise in popularity of off-road vehicles and social media users promoting free campsites has led to environmental and safety concerns on a popular regional SA beach.
AI learning compulsory for all students at merged university
About 3000 academic staff are modernising “more digitally underpinned” course content for the new Adelaide University. Have your say.
Why you’re paying more for seafood this Christmas
Prices of many popular seafoods, including much-loved lobster, are on the rise and may be out of reach for many this Christmas. Here’s why and what you can do.
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