Prime Minister Scott Morrison will order “well paid” public servant bosses to make $2.7 billion in cuts to help the government claw back savings, but insists money won’t be slashed from essential services. InDaily’s Stephanie Richards reports from the election campaign trail.
TAFE SA is searching for a new debt collection agency to recover more than $200,000 a month in unpaid fees by tracking down students, visiting their homes and making “phone demands” to pay up.
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Nestled within private landscaped garden and pool surrounds, this glorious residence impressively showcases its enchanting period elegance and rich history. Long admired and noted as one of only a handful of homes occupying such land in Norwood.
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With a spectacular position in a quiet no through road only six houses from the golden sands of one of Adelaide’s most popular and picturesque beaches, this seaside haven provides exceptional resort style coastal living.
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Lauren and Graeme Smith are selling their much-loved character home in Hyde Park after 15 years of custodianship.
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Midwife Stephanie Malan was deeply affected by the new mothers she met who were doing it tough. So, she did something about it.
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Lauren and Graeme Smith are selling their much-loved character home in Hyde Park after 15 years of custodianship.
EXCLUSIVE | When she was in Year 10 at one of the many Sydney schools she attended as a child, Sarah Game – who was last week sworn in as South Australia’s first One Nation MLC – received some stark advice from a well-meaning teacher: she had “no options” for life after high school.
The Ambulance Employees Association has defended its decision to wind down a high-profile, $400,000 campaign targeting ramping and ambulance resourcing following Labor’s state election victory, despite continued pressure on the hospital system.
Patients at the Lyell McEwin Hospital will still need to be triaged outside on “most days” over winter despite a pledge to get them out of the cold, according to a senior clinician in the emergency department who says there is simply not enough room inside.
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