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One Nation will support a push to permanently ban fracking for gas in South Australia's South East, forming an unlikely alliance with the Greens. The move comes after a long-standing community backlash against fracking in the region.
The South Australian branch of the Headstone Project fears that federal funding for the organisation falls short of a promise made in 2022. The project provides headstones to Australian soldiers who served in World War I, with volunteers saying it costs about $1,500 per grave.
A driver in Adelaide's north has been arrested and charged after allegedly performing a Nazi salute during a traffic stop. The 18-year-old man is also facing possible drug driving charges.
A beloved 18-year-old Clydesdale horse named Albert has died after a short illness, leaving a void in the Victor Harbor Horse-Drawn Tram team after 13 years of service. The community is mourning the loss of the gentle giant, who was known for his calm nature and unique personality.
The Malinauskas government has avoided a major headache after securing hosting rights to the Australian Open golf tournament from 2028, as LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy in the US. The government had invested at least $45 million to upgrade the North Adelaide Golf Course for the tournament.
Polling officials who offered to work at the recent state election were ignored by the South Australian Electoral Commission (ECSA), despite having previous experience. The ECSA is facing scrutiny over its handling of the election, which saw various issues before, during, and after polling day.
A Pooraka property identified as the Descendants outlawed motorcycle gang clubhouse has been declared a "prescribed place" by the South Australian government. Members who attempt to enter the site now face up to three years in prison under the new crackdown.
Small businesses in regional Australia are struggling to stay afloat as rising costs and changes to card surcharge payments loom large. Clothing shop owner Francene Martin says she feels "constant pressure" from mega competitors like Amazon, Temu and Shein.
Despite a massive population boom in Mount Barker, historic main street retailers are struggling against rising overheads and tight household budgets. While some hospitality venues are thriving, boutique owners warn that independent shops could soon vanish without local support.
Dozens of couples have been left in limbo following the sudden shutdown of Ondeen, a picturesque wedding venue in Verdun. The closure has sparked a tense legal battle between the business owners and the property landlord.
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