SA Ombudsman seeing too many complaints
The SA Ombudsman is getting dozens of complaints a month about councils – but he says too many are not serious enough, and half are sent back to councils.
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McGowan’s strange call is hometown gold
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Marshall’s plan for pre-flight COVID tests rejected
Steven Marshall’s plan for all passengers on repat flights to undergo COVID tests before they board has been rejected.
Government transparency comes under fire
A new report lays bare the increasing number of times South Australians are not happy with freedom of information releases.
Kiwis urged to come pick other fruits
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Drivers would be tracked for tax
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Gawler line blowout means more months on buses
Commuters will be put out for much longer after the government reveals a major overrun on the Gawler rail upgrade.
City slickers warned: COVID rules don’t take holidays
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First Aussie moon mission drawing firms into orbit
Lofty plans are underway to reach the moon from SA, with an Adelaide company calling others to join the “inspiring” venture.
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