Push to reinstate exiled police union members as election looms
Delegates of South Australia’s police union have been urged to overturn the “grossly punitive” expulsion of three serving officers, as nominations are called for an upcoming election.
Delegates of South Australia’s police union have been urged to overturn the “grossly punitive” expulsion of three serving officers, as nominations are called for an upcoming election.
The name of a new suburb – to be positioned on the site of the former West End Brewery – has been revealed. And the government has announced an added bonus.
After a challenging few years that has led to several hospitality closures, a new measure shows South Australia’s dining scene is leading the country.
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The GFG Alliance chief executive has met with the state government in Adelaide after growing concerns over the town’s steelworks future – and there’s good and bad news.
A group of South Australian Museum staff members have blown the whistle on an alleged toxic culture within the organisation, claiming it has led to a staff exodus.
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It’s been a record-breaking year for tourism in South Australia – and with a jam-packed events calendar, it’s easy to see why.
A reshuffle of state government politicians is on the cards ahead of the next election as one regional MP revealed he is considering a dramatic move.
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