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A city-fringe site will be transformed into an affordable housing project, providing cheap rentals for frontline workers and social housing.
Drunken violence explodes as mine cash rolls into town
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Should Easter Sunday be declared a public holiday too? Take our poll
Fresh off the Christmas Day public holiday win, the powerful “shoppies” union is demanding Easter Sunday be declared a public holiday. Now the government wants to hear what you want.
Afghanistan ‘too dangerous’ for Aussie soldiers
The Howard government refused to send Australian Defence Force personnel to Afghanistan to train their soldiers to clear mines because it thought it was too dangerous, newly declassified cabinet documents reveal.
Exposed: How Woomera waste dump row went nuclear
The Howard government was prepared to stop at nothing to establish the nuclear waste dump, threatening to seize indigenous land and sully relations with the state.
Crisis cuts deep for SA bosses who can’t get their jobs done
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Foreign workers can’t get in quickly enough despite Labor’s fast-track
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