Starick: Mullighan’s chilling $6.7m per day gamble
For an election budget, this is a deliberately lacklustre document, writes Paul Starick.
South Australia
Your 5-minute guide: What the 2025 SA Budget means for you
See all the headline figures, major announcements and big blowouts here in your comprehensive guide to SA’s 2025-26 State Budget.
‘He was loved by everyone’: SA’s ‘Mr Movies’ dies
Known and loved as Adelaide’s Mr Movies, an Adelaide film legend has suddenly passed away while on holiday.
Cop it sweet: Winners and losers in this year’s budget revealed
SA Police look set to be one of the biggest winners from this year’s state budget as the Treasurer reveals his third surplus – and our new debt outlook.
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‘We’re worried’: Radical solution to tackling algal bloom
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Did you feel it? Earthquake rocks rural South Australian town
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Staggering rise in flu cases … and winter has only just begun
It’s already been a bad year for flu in SA but now health authorities are bracing as cases surge compared to the same time last year – and they have issued a clear warning.
Deepfake scandals at Aussie schools on the rise
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Surgeries cancelled, doctor strike looms as pay dispute heats up
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Man denies metal pole attack in alleged home invasion horror
A man will face trial after he and two others allegedly stormed a house with a metal pole before threats were made to rape a woman who locked herself in the bathroom.
Sneak peek at $11m build for Adelaide private school
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