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Opinion
With the pandemic taking the gloss off big cities, talented young South Australians are looking to return home. Keeping them here, and giving others incentive to stay through economic development and social innovation, must be an imperative for government and business policy, argues Allyson Hewitt.
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News
Older South Australians are most concerned about the nation’s health rather than their own vulnerabilities to COVID-19, according to research from local social enterprise The Plug-in.
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