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More vouchers to come as scheme puts $19m into economy
SA’s accommodation voucher program has put $19 million into the local economy – and Premier Steven Marshall promises there is more to come.
Prepare for more company casualties from cash splash
Government handouts to businesses creates an economy ruled by the sugar hit and creates a dangerous expectation, writes Michael McGuire.
Revealed: More publicly funded companies go under
A massive Weatherill government spend of more than $420m in loans and grants to companies has been revealed, as more businesses that received public funding collapse.
Australia Day as we know it is finished – get used to the idea
It’s become so divisive that sooner or later the date of Australia Day will inevitably be changed from January 26, writes Michael McGuire. Do you agree?
Seven South Aussies who have made a difference
A trailblazing footy umpire, a tireless volunteer, a rock star, an eye doctor … we profile seven South Australians recognised in the Australia Day Honours.
The moments of 2020 that’ll stick, for better or worse
The second half of 2020, as evidenced by this series of shocking events, was the most eventful six months since, well, the first half of 2020.
Remembering a year we want to forget
2020 is nearly over. And man, it sucked. It was so relentlessly awful you’ve probably forgotten some of the crazy stuff that happened – but it wasn’t all grim.
Ten reasons why 2020 wasn’t all bad news
It was a year we want to forget but will always remember. Still strip out things like massive bushfires and the plague, 2020 did have some good points. Seriously.
Reds coach Carl Veart on why silence is golden
Adelaide United coach Carl Veart says he’s not shy, he’s just misunderstood as he opens up on the long road that has led him to the top job at the Reds.
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