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Lynn Cameron is a content producer for The Advertiser/Sunday Mail, working across a range of commercial titles including regular liftouts covering the future of South Australia, as well as single projects for clients including SACOME, Cancer Council, RDFS and more.

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FEATURES ADV. DPC- Early Childhood Education Adams Road Children's Centre Assistant Director Megan Noack, with some young re school children- Chibuike 4, Isla 4, Archer 4 & Ariah 4Image / Russell Millard

Extra care where needed

Extending out-of-school-hours care to suit the modern family will benefit both parents and their children

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FEATURES ADV. DPC- Early Childhood EducationProf Anne-Marie Morgan Image / Russell Millard

Building a new workforce by degrees

Two South Australian universities are set to launch new degrees to attract more students to study early childhood education

SA News

Female teacher giving a lesson to nursery students. They are sitting on the floor and there is a teacher taking notes.

The best start for young South Australian children

All you need to know about the Royal Commission into Early Childhood Education and Care

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Vera Richards, Dominic Croft and Wes Bilney from ElectraNet’s EPLink Project. Picture: Supplied

Opportunities for generations to come

A once-in-a-generational change is breathing new life into the Upper Spencer Gulf

SA News

Economic Summit preview 14-15-16th of Feb Pt Augusta. Victoria McCarron testing ground water in one of the many bore sights, as part of her job working for SIMEC Mining, keeping a close watch on environmental issues. 15 February 2024. Picture Dean Martin

Big change is in the wind

A new focus on magnetite is the key to GFG Alliance’s plan to produce carbon-neutral steel by 2030

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Economic Summit preview 14-15-16th of Feb Pt Augusta. Craig Crisp at the Hallett Green site, where the company is in the process of creating a cement producing plant with a 40 year life, using the 20 million tonnes of discarded waste ash from the power station that was there previously. 16 February 2024. Picture Dean Martin

Green energy rising from ashes of the past

A new project is cementing a more sustainable future for the Upper Spencer Gulf

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FEATURES ADV. Government PartnershipChristine Bell, principal, Yankalilla Area School - 8558 0888Christine in the school grounds withÃÂ some students to highlight a story about how the school has introduced new initiatives to stop kids vaping. Image / Russell Millard

New laws a breath of fresh air

Understanding the state’s new smoke-free and vape-free laws coming to our outdoor areas

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FEATURES ADV. SA GOVERNMENT SAPOL XMAS ROAD TOLLAC Ian Parrott - will be talking about what SAPOL has implemented to prevent road fatalities. Image / Russell Millard

Arrive alive this festive season

South Australian drivers urged to take responsibility for the safety of all road users

SA Business

FEATURES ADV. SA GOVERNMENT Women in Business programSarah Drogemuller, customer relations manager and events, at Paracombe Winery Image / Russell Millard

Taking the lead in personal growth

Making the most of the services available to help build bigger, better, thriving small businesses in South Australia

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tORENS TO DARLINGTON PROJECT SUPPLIED BY DTI

Road to a strong future

The River Torrens to Darlington will drive new economic opportunities for the state for decades to come

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