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Teachers to vote on another strike plan
Teachers are making plans for another strike in South Australia, citing little progress in their pay negotiations with the SA Government.[MORE]
Inmates end Pt Augusta jail protest
Inmates of Port Augusta prison in SA end a 24-hour protest.[MORE]
Business urges renewed nuclear debate
SA business urges a return to the nuclear debate to help address climate change.[MORE]
Air conditioner savings trial expanded
ETSA says it will expand a trial of a device used in home air conditioners to cut power consumption and hopes to eventually roll it out across South Australia.[MORE]
Tougher greywater rules for boating
South Australia's Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has started a three-year phase-in of new rules on greywater management on river boats.[MORE]
Crop disaster looming for SA farmers
Farmers say extreme weather in South Australia in recent days could cost the grain industry about $600 million.[MORE]
SA won't get two time zones, says Govt
SA won't get two time zones for daylight saving, says Acting Premier Kevin Foley.[MORE]
Oppn questions key water appointment
The Opposition suggests a key water job in SA has been awarded with political motivation.[MORE]
Water allocation figures revised
The SA Government has revised down its water allocation projections this year.[MORE]
Permanent plantings pledge by SA Govt
The SA Government may buy water on the open market to keep permanent plantings alive.[MORE]
Irrigators weigh exit options
SA irrigators weigh options - take federal money to leave or fight on in drought.[MORE]
Exit grants target small growers: irrigators
The South Australian Murray Irrigators Group says a federal scheme announced on the weekend will make things harder for irrigators who choose to stay.[MORE]
Driver charged over alleged 200kph rollover
A Murray Bridge man has been charged by South Australian police for allegedly driving at 200 kilometres per hour.[MORE]
Aussies pit shear talent against world
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Two champion Australian shearers hope to be world's best baa none.[MORE]
Murray irrigation allocations boosted
Another boost to Murray irrigation allocations only takes them to 11pc in SA.[MORE]
Further water restrictions pointless: SAFF
The South Australian Farmers Federation has rejected claims that Adelaide residents should adopt similar water restrictions to Brisbane. [MORE]
Public liability boost for SA sports clubs
Sports clubs will benefit from public liability changes planned by the SA Government.[MORE]
State slug to erode federal computer grants: Oppn
The SA Opposition says a state cost slug will erode federal computer grants.[MORE]
Inmates back in custody
Two prisoners who escaped from Cadell training centre near Morgan last night are back in custody.[MORE]
Regions boost without special fund, pledges SA Govt
South Australia's Resources Minister Paul Holloway says regional areas will benefit significantly with or without a mining royalties scheme that has been suggested by the National Party.[MORE]
Signs of life in drought-hit wetlands
There are signs of life returning to the drought-hit wetlands of the SA Riverland.[MORE]
Irrigators talk at lower lakes
There has been a passionate exchange of views between irrigators during a tour of SA's lower lakes today.[MORE]
Upstream irrigators view lower Murray plight
Murray-Darling irrigators from NSW, Victoria and Queensland are viewing the lower Murray's plight.[MORE]
Fire destroys Murray Bridge house
An elderly resident escapes as fire destroys a house at Murray Bridge.[MORE]
Murray-Darling rescue could sacrifice $1b in crops: Wong
The Federal Government has been told more than $1 billion of crops might be lost as a trade-off to save the Murray-Darling Basin.[MORE]
