Holden workers gathered at Elizabeth to mark the factory's closure. Photo: James Knowler/supply by GMH

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SA's jobless rate holds steady, but final Holden impact to come

South Australia’s jobless rate was unchanged in October, however the figures were gathered before the closure of Holden last month.

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Food truck reforms accelerate after soft serve hard sell

The author of the State Government’s food truck reforms – which unexpectedly passed parliament last night – has denied that unsavoury vendors could exploit a “Mr Whippy” loophole in the new legislation.

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First SA doctor approved to prescribe marijuana

A South Australian doctor has gained approval to prescribe medicinal cannabis to a cancer patient, InDaily can reveal.

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Hemp vision for Leigh Creek - but no room at the table

A group of Leigh Creek locals believes vast crops of industrial hemp could sow the seeds of the town’s economic salvation – but they’re incensed to have been snubbed by yesterday’s ministerial roundtable.

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Govt and cannabis advocates smoke peace pipe

The Weatherill Government has told local advocates for a state-based medical marijuana industry to front up with a detailed business plan, after relationships thawed over a hastily-convened meeting last night.