‘We need Whyalla steel’: Albo, Mali’s promise to SA
The prime minister and premier have both fronted the cameras in Whyalla to reveal the key details of their $2.4 billion plan to rescue SA’s Steel City. See where the money will go.
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Hildyard says no compromise in fiery clash over child laws
A fiery debate over whether a child’s physical safety, or their broader wellbeing, should be the top priority will come to a head in parliament today.
‘Today we have acted’: Read the Premier’s full Whyalla statement
Premier Peter Malinauskas has released a strongly-worded update on the future of the Whyalla steelworks. Read the full statement.
Six-figure pay packets of private school leaders revealed
Senior staff are raking in the big bucks at some of SA’s most elite schools with one reporting an average wage of close to $390k. See what they’re being paid.
Family of mum at centre of ‘slit your f***ing throat’ video speaks out
An online fundraiser has been launched for a mother at the centre of a bullying furore who has now hired a lawyer.
Kids missing, locked out: Shock childcare incidents revealed
The state’s childcare watchdog is cracking down on safety in the wake of hundreds of worrying incidents reported over the past year.
Back to school: Get to know SA’s 26 newest principals
A leader determined to boost the reputation of her northern suburbs school is among the new crop of principals taking charge at SA campuses this year. See the list.
‘No place in a classroom’: New crackdown after shocking sex education class
In the wake of a controversial sex education session where students were exposed to the concepts of incest and bestiality, the education minister has released a list of approved providers.
Elite college’s record-breaking price hike revealed
The skyrocketing cost of private education in South Australia has hit a staggering new high with the state’s most expensive surpassing $33k. Search the fees.
Listed: SA’s cheapest private schools revealed
The state’s most affordable private schools are charging less than $2000 a year – and fees at one school have even gone backwards. See the full price list.
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