Morant memorial move slammed: ‘He wasn’t brave — he was a war criminal’
The Head of SA’s Anzac Day Committee has slammed a push to include a convicted war criminal on a historic Adelaide memorial, labelling it “disgraceful”.
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South Australia’s dilapidated jetties will receive a major cash injection as part of a state government budget promise.
‘This means a lot for SA football’: Sonny’s great honour
He was taken from his family from a creek bed outside Alice Springs as a child. This weekend, the footy champion and Indigenous leader walks on to the MCG.
The great retirement rip off: ‘Unconscionable’ fee gouging furore
Residents of SA retirement villages are pleading with state and federal governments to crackdown on greedy operators.
Push mounts to honour Morant on memorial
He’s one of the most divisive figures in Australian military history, but two prominent politicians are backing a push to add Breaker Morant’s name to Adelaide’s Boer War Memorial.
Lobby your MP: Government under pressure to fund our jetties
Pressure is mounting for the State Government to dig deep in its next budget to save our crumbling jetties. Now there’s a new way to lobby your MP.
‘We are not the landlord’: Councils left to foot bill for crumbling jetties
Councils across SA are being asked to repair jetties owned by the state government. But councillors say that’s like asking a tenant to ‘foot the bill for house repairs’.
‘Situation is critical’: Locals’ $20m plea to save SA’s longest jetty
The longest jetty in South Australia is at risk of closing unless governments dig deep to fund a multimillion-dollar repair bill.
Another levy: The new proposal to fix crumbling icons
As repair bills to fix the state’s dilapidated jetties skyrocket, regional leaders have urged the state government to come up with a radical solution.
How simple fix could help solve youth crime in major city
A prominent regional city has been without a usable jetty or wharf for five years, and it’s a scenario having serious ramifications for locals.
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