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It is one of the most arid places in South Australia, but for decades the outback town of Oodnadatta has been without safe drinking water, prompting health concerns and leaving locals furious about what they claim is a fundamental breach of human rights.
A 35-storey tower with a hotel, apartments and offices will be built above a redeveloped Adelaide Central Market Arcade as part of a $400 million redevelopment unveiled today.
The SAJC Morphetteville Twilight Races is a great place to kick off the festive season with friends and colleagues while enjoying amazing food and drinks.
The South Australian construction industry is hopeful a jump in new house building approvals is a sign of recovery for the sector.
More than $300,000 has been returned to cafe and restaurant workers after a tactical Fair Work sting at four capital city food hotspots found 75 per cent of businesses were breaking the law.
A temperature increase of half a degree by 2041 will force more than half the farmers in the Murray-Darling Basin to walk off their farms, a report says.
Former Liberal powerbroker Nick Minchin says the removal of a constitutional imperative for electoral ‘fairness’ gives Labor an “undue advantage” that will “make it tougher for the Marshall Government to retain office” at the next state election.
Attorney-General Vickie Chapman has appointed two Adelaide lawyers to be Judges of the District Court of South Australia.
Scott Morrison is swinging an axe through the public service and cutting loose departmental heads in order to create “mega-departments”, including one in which arts and communications will merge with transport and infrastructure.
Metcash has slipped to a $152.5 million first-half loss on the back of the loss of its 7-Eleven supply contract.
Labor’s primary industries spokesman says the party “needs to have an open mind” on lifting the moratorium it imposed on genetically modified crops, conceding he “accepts the science” behind the push to lift the ban.
Allowing private advertising on council-owned buildings and charging people for exclusive use of on-street parking bays are new revenue-generating ideas being flagged by the Adelaide City Council.
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“UPDATED: South Australian cyclist Stuart O’Grady, who confessed to doping at the infamous 1998 Tour de France, has been appointed the next race director of the Tour Down Under.
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Over $100,000 in city ratepayer money has been lost to unpaid debts, after the Adelaide City Council conducted business with two companies that fell into liquidation and a third that ended with a contractual dispute.
The long-overdue $12 million city bikeway project is set to have its deadline extended for a second time, with city council backtracking over preferred routes and ongoing construction delays meaning an end date is not likely until 2021.
EXCLUSIVE | State parliament’s Legislative Council president Andrew McLachlan is considering a bombshell bid to snare outgoing senator Cory Bernardi’s vacant federal seat, in a move that will ignite factional tensions within the SA Liberal Party.
EXCLUSIVE | The next state election could be effectively won in an Adelaide courtroom as early as tomorrow, as political parties argue over the impact of a shock constitutional change removing a requirement that a party should form government if it wins a statewide electoral majority.
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