EXCLUSIVE | The State Government has apppointed a four-person industry panel to review South Australia’s planning legislation, parts of the Planning and Design Code and the e-planning system.
Coopers Brewery has refreshed its branding for the first time in 20 years, unveiling new-look packaging for its ales and stouts and a new longneck bottle.
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What began as a tiny maisonette in leafy Leabrook has been restored and extended over two decades to become the ultimate family entertainer.
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Situated on a large 877sqm landholding with east-facing rear, this luxurious modern home is ideal for families and downsizers alike.
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Sitting on 3.6 acres (approx.), the carefully curated, architecturally designed red brick property boasts five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a private wing for guests.
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The weather’s going to be horrible for the next few days, so let’s all stay at home and eat cake.
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The state’s Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly, spends as much time with kids as she does with adults. Here’s what she’s learned.
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Warming, nourishing and hearty, this is the kind of meal that makes winter worthwhile – and you can do all the hard work the day before.
The Kurlana Tapa Training Centre at Cavan is in crisis, a “constricted and dangerous” place which is failing the children it’s meant to help, says Guardian for Children and Young People and Training Centre Visitor Penny Wright.
EXCLUSIVE: It took weeks before the body of a 48-year-old woman who was sleeping rough in Adelaide’s south-eastern park lands was discovered, with the state government describing the circumstances of her death as “unacceptable” and a “call to action”.
Water policy experts, Riverland irrigators and the South Australian government have called for the lifting of water buyback limits, after the federal water minister declared a key Murray Darling Basin Plan target “next to impossible” to achieve.
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