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The formation of a potential voting bloc that could wield the balance of power in the state’s new-look Upper House looks a lost cause, with former Nick Xenophon sidekick John Darley today trading insults with SA Best, labelling it full of “dickheads” and declaring the party should split.
South Australia’s Safe Schools Anti-bullying Initiative could be scrapped as early as this year, with the Marshall Government seeking advice to prematurely end a contract with the program’s facilitator.
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A global law firm is investigating a possible class action against financial services giant AMP, which has admitted to cheating customers and lying to the corporate regulator.
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Adelaide parents are more likely to have a baby of low birthweight than those in most other Australian capital cities, a new report says.
Scientists have developed a reusable sponge-like polymer to efficiently soak up oil spills in the world’s oceans.
Year 7 students will be shifted into public high schools statewide within four years, the Marshall Government says - and infrastructure cash splashed by the previous Labor administration is set to smooth the transition, InDaily can reveal.
SA Health is renaming its central bureaucracy but won’t say how much it will cost taxpayers. And although Vickie Chapman said rebranding the health department was a “disgusting waste of our health dollar” in Opposition, she won’t say now if she endorses switching nomenclature.
Treasurer Scott Morrison is urging Australians to keep a cool head about the big banks after shocking revelations uncovered at the royal commission.
China's military issued "robust" challenges to three Australian warships as they travelled through the South China Sea to Vietnam this month.
AMP chief executive Craig Meller has quit the wealth management giant, becoming the first major casualty of the financial services royal commission.
Several Hutt Street traders have appeared in a video hoping to restore customers’ confidence in what they describe as a “safe, friendly” shopping strip.
Some Commonwealth Bank advisers charged dead clients for financial advice, in one case for a decade, the banking royal commission has heard.
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“If Australian fashion brands were rated on ethics over style, not even 10 per cent would score an A or A+.”
The board of the Reserve Bank believe that their next interest rate move is likely to be a hike, though it may be some time to come.
The Northern Territory government has lifted a ban on hydraulic fracturing of onshore gas that will open up more than half of the territory's land mass to the controversial practice.
The South Australian government is predicting a profitable future for the state’s industrial hemp industry following its approval of the first cultivation licenses.
Based on data released in a recent report, South Australia’s water main breaks were among the lowest in the country last year, with SA Water reporting a significant drop in incidents from the year before.
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