Aboriginal leaders in bureaucratic wedge over decaying clinic

The State Government says that a SA Health-owned building with mould and asbestos and used by an Aboriginal health clinic in Ceduna poses “no serious health risks” and is safe to occupy, and funding a replacement for the 50-year-old site is a federal responsibility.

'Degrading': Aboriginal health leaders plead to replace run-down clinic

An Aboriginal health service in Ceduna says its government-owned building is a “ticking time bomb” riddled with asbestos and mould, but both the state and federal governments have failed to heed calls for funding to build a new clinic.

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Aboriginal leaders in bureaucratic wedge over decaying clinic

'Degrading': Aboriginal health leaders plead to replace run-down clinic

Cashless Centrelink card trial extended for two years

Ceduna Airport upgrade set to begin

Virus shutdown delivers new blow to SA oyster industry