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Two teenage boys were arrested on Sunday afternoon following a reported fight involving dozens of youths at Mosely Square in Glenelg. The incident is the latest in a series of public brawls in the area, with police vowing to take a proactive approach to addressing disorderly behaviour.
The South Australian government's decision to upgrade the North Adelaide Golf Course has raised concerns about transparency and procurement. Premier Peter Malinauskas has defended the government's approach, saying it was necessary to take risks and move quickly to seize opportunities.
The federal government is expected to decide within 24 hours whether to accept an offer from the European Space Agency to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station. The offer is dependent on financial support, with around $25 million raised so far.
A proposed crackdown on the illicit tobacco trade in South Australia aims to increase penalties for those involved, including landlords who turn a blind eye to illegal activity on their properties. The SA government plans to introduce amendments to cigarette and retail laws that would allow for harsher penalties, including up to 17 years in jail for illicit tobacco dealers and fines of up to $21 million.
A search of SA Health records has found no data related to a woman or baby boy at the centre of an unexplained death at a Glen Osmond motel. Police have charged the child's parents with criminal neglect and concealing human remains.
The inaugural Michelin Guide has recognised 77 dining establishments across South Australia, including regional icons Mayura Station, Elementary Dining, and The Fresh Fish Place. The guide's recognition is expected to boost regional tourism and put South Australia's hospitality industry on the world stage.
A family's treasured 1973 Holden HQ Kingswood is set to take part in the Bay to Birdwood historical car rally, a yearly event that celebrates the region's rich automotive history. The car has a special place in the family, having been purchased by the owner's grandfather in 1975.
A South Australian health care worker who claimed he could cure cancer and make a non-ambulatory woman walk has been banned from practising indefinitely. The ban was upheld by the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal despite the worker's claims of a vendetta.
The family of a patient who died after being left in a hospital corridor has welcomed the South Australian government's call for an independent, external review into her death. The review aims to provide clarity and confidence about what happened to Helen Sargent.
Local doctors have raised concerns over a new birthing program in South Australia's Mid North, calling the model "unsafe" and "unsustainable". The program, which alternates between Jamestown and Crystal Brook hospitals, aims to address midwifery shortages but may have unintended consequences.
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