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State Govt and Uber end standoff

The State Government has ended its long standoff with Uber over the legality of the ride-sharing service, with the global giant agreeing to abide by South Australia’s accreditation requirements.

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State Govt goes undercover to bust illegal Uber drivers

State Government investigators have been posing as customers and booking Uber vehicles to bust drivers operating illegally in South Australia, InDaily can reveal.

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New player waiting on Weatherill's taxi shake-up

A company spruiking a digital program it argues will revolutionise the taxi industry is poised to enter the South Australian market if the Weatherill Government gives the green light when it responds to a wide-reaching review of the sector.

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Taxpayers facing Uber-expensive compo payouts

Legalising ride-sharing in South Australia could cost taxpayers upwards of $300 million if the Weatherill Government sought to fully compensate taxi licence holders.

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Labor MP urges taxi fare increases, warns against Uber X

Labor backbencher Tung Ngo has written to Transport Minister Stephen Mullighan to petition on behalf of the taxi industry against the legalisation of Uber X, InDaily can reveal.