State pleads for exemption to protect $3bn education sector
The state government says caps on international student numbers being pushed by the federal government could have a devastating impact on SA’s economy.
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SA meat to fuel Australia’s top Olympians
A South Australian food giant is donating local produce to help feed Australia’s elite swimming squad at the Paris Olympics.
SA’s hospo crisis strikes again with last drinks called at popular dive bar
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Cops probe stolen van inferno in Adelaide’s west
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Commuter alert: Major rail line set to close over long weekend
Public transport users will be put out this long weekend as the Gawler rail line is closed.
Pedestrian in serious condition after being hit by truck
A young woman has been taken to hospital after being hit by a truck in Cowandilla.
Popular Adelaide CBD sushi train latest city closure
A popular sushi restaurant on Grenfell Street in the CBD has become the latest city business to shut its doors this year.
Marion Road re-opened after powerline crash
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