Huge change coming after on-field cricket tragedy
SACA will help clubs review their policies after a cricketer died in the extreme heat that gripped the state on Saturday.
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Exposed: The unprofessional lawyers disciplined in SA
Misleading a client, misappropriating trust money or failing to meet regulatory requirements, these lawyers have been found guilty of professional misconduct. See who ended up in hot water.
Parents ‘upset’ as schools defend controversial NDIS fee
NDIS workers warn students are missing out on critical support because principals are choosing to slug them with “room fees”. But schools are standing behind the move.
Forecasts under fire: BOM blast as ‘terrible’ weather tips bite
The Bureau of Meteorology got their temperature and rain forecasts wrong multiple times in the last week. And those who rely on them say it’s a big issue.
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‘Threatened’ staff ‘berated’ by union secretary, Fair Work hears
Senior workers have lifted the lid on the culture of the state’s Education Union, claiming they were ‘bullied’ and ‘threatened’ by a senior staff member.
Whyalla contractor owed a fortune, but has interests protected
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Wild neighbour link discovered as Beaumont dig ‘close to conclusion’
Key first-hand witnesses joined the third and final excavation for the Beaumont children at the old Castalloy factory, with experts saying the dig is ‘close to conclusion’.
Watch: Dramatic scenes as woman’s dangerous driving spree comes to an end
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Game over for pages sharing sexist content for clicks
It’s disappointing to see a sporting social media page, which rides on the coat tails of women, posting misogynist content for views, Jess Adamson writes.
Yorketown man robbed in $1m cash heist just sold farm
A semi-retired Yorketown farmer had just sold his property when a gang allegedly set upon him and stole guns and $1m in cash, locals say.
Why this ‘sickening’ library name causes outrage – but won’t change
It shares a name with one of Australia’s “worst-ever” child sex offenders – now an Adelaide council has left it up to the family to decide what happens.
‘Find where they dug and what was put in there’- Latest Beaumont dig
Frank Pangallo MLC explains the purpose of the latest Beaumont dig at the old Castalloy factory.
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