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Jessica BrownReal estate digital editor

Jessica Brown is The Advertiser’s real estate digital editor. She joined News Corp as a journalist in 2013 and has worked in several newsrooms across Australia. Real estate has been her specialty since 2018.

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Noarlunga FC Captain Tom Caudle and Flagstaff Hill FC Captain Michael Shearerpose for a photograph at Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga, Adelaide on Monday the 18th of September 2017. The two teams will take on each other at the Southern Football League Grand Final on Saturday, September 23. (AAP Image/ Keryn Stevens)

SFL Grand Final: Falcons take on the Shoes

Noarlunga and Flagstaff Hill are gearing up for one of their toughest clashes to determine this season’s Southern Football League premier.

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New retirement living for Aldinga Beach. It is before the DevelopmentAssessment Commission awaiting a decision.

Decision soon on $46.8m six-storey apartment complex

DEVELOPERS are awaiting the green light for a $46.8 million six-storey apartment complex in the south — despite planning rules only allowing for three storeys in the region.

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Accolade Wines, Old Reynella. A large number of job losses was announced this week.

Community hub plan for winery site

THE owner of a former winery in Old Reynella wants to spend up to $150 million transforming the site into a community hub with housing and businesses.

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Graffiti covered train station at Christie Downs.

Safety fix for run-down railway station

TRAIN travellers want a park next to the run-down Christie Downs railway station upgraded to encourage more people to the area and improve safety.

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Artist impression of the integrated Living Choice retirement villagewith the Flagstaff Hill Golf Club.

Retirement village that’s literally on a golf course

RETIREES could soon be stepping out their front doors and on to a golf course under a $40m retirement home proposed for Adelaide’s south — which would be a first for SA.

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Rick Bland and his dogs Holly and Rustie pose for a photograph on Monday, July 15th, 2017 at Reynella, Adelaide. New rules from July 1 states owners caught leaving their dog's poo behind face a $210 fine - up $55. Rick says that this isn't a deterrent as it's not being policed and he is fed up with irresponsible dog owners. (AAP Image/ Keryn Stevens)

’People seem to be getting lazier and lazier’

WALKERS in Adelaide’s south are fed up with lazy, inconsiderate dog owners who fail to pick up after their pets – saying dog poo on footpaths is ruining daily walks. How are things where you live?

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Vineyard manager Richard Wellsmore of Wirra Wirra Wines, McLaren Vale, distributing Chook Block spray on tractor.

A futuristic resort among the grapevines?

ONE of South Australia’s best known wineries has lodged plans for a 42-room hotel on its property in Adelaide’s south – and a sneak peek of the proposal shows it is no ordinary design.

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‘$46m build? Locals don’t even like telephone towers’

A MULTIMILLION-dollar beachside apartment complex, to include a six-storey building and 70 retirement units, is planned in Adelaide’s south. But some are sceptical about how it’ll be received.

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A motorbike caught riding through Wilfred Taylor Reserve, Morphett Vale.

‘Idiots’ on motorbikes menacing local community

A PUBLIC meeting has been held in the southern suburbs where residents have vented frustration over “idiots” on motorbikes, hooning through local streets and reserves.

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The locals hoping their bins will be picked up more often

RESIDENTS in Adelaide’s south — long frustrated their green waste gets collected just once a month — may soon get the fortnightly pick-up they’ve been calling for. Here’s why.

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