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Narooma's young and homeless forced to live in a tent in their popular sea-change town

Narooma is a haven for holidaymakers and sea-changers, but many young people are finding it impossible to rent in their own home town.




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High Court rules sperm donor is daughter's legal father, stopping her moving overseas with mother

A man who donated his sperm to a lesbian friend with the belief he could play a role in the child's life wins a High Court fight to be named the girl's legal father, blocking her mother from moving overseas.




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Devonport's pocket rocket tall ship, Julie Burgess, is a rare survivor of working sail era

This 83-year-old ketch, Julie Burgess, is the last survivor of more than 100 built by the Burgess family and all were named after Burgess women.





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Students say adults have not learnt childhood lessons in sharing Murray-Darling water

South Australian school students are urging adults and national leaders to share the water better in the Murray-Darling River system.




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Man charged with indecent assault of girl in Rundle Mall shop in Adelaide's CBD

A man accused of indecently assaulting a child at a Rundle Mall shop is tracked using CCTV and arrested, after police allegedly uncover child exploitation material at his home.




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Documents reveal maintenance of Collins Class submarines could be scrapped from SA by 2024

Full-cycle docking of Collins Class submarines could disappear from its current site in South Australia by 2024, Freedom of Information (FOI) documents reveal.




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Riverland man charged over alleged indecent assault of 8yo in public toilet appears in court

A man is charged with the alleged indecent assault of an eight-year-old in the public toilet of a venue in South Australia's Riverland region on Sunday.




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Woman allegedly hit over the head and sexually assaulted by man wearing a black mask

A woman is allegedly hit in the head with a rock and sexually assaulted in a northern suburb of Adelaide this morning, police say.



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Man arrested after woman allegedly hit over the head and sexually assaulted

Police arrest a man after a woman was allegedly hit over the head and sexually assaulted in Adelaide's north last week.



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Choosing the right coach should be about more than just on-field skills, expert says

When it comes to selecting a coach, there are a range of factors to consider: experience, originality, personality, track record and fresh ideas. But one expert says more emphasis should be placed on skills away from the game.




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Terramin to formally apologise to Bird In Hand winery over accusations of bullying emails

A mining company whose lawyers have been accused of engaging in bullying and intimidation against an Adelaide Hills winery says it will formally apologise to the family-run business.




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Archaeologists look below the ocean surface in Dampier Archipelago for signs of ancient culture

A pioneering project on the WA coast is searching for underwater evidence of ancient culture. Scientists hope the exploration will lead to evidence of human life from when the seabed was land.



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Police investigate report of fake cop pulling over driver and 'strangely' taking items of cutlery

Police investigate another report of a man impersonating a police officer in Adelaide, this time pulling over a driver and taking several items of cutlery.




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Counterfeit $100 notes circulating in Riverland trigger police warning about fake money

Businesses in SA's Riverland are urged to be on the lookout for fake $100 notes after one was passed at a bakery and two other incidents were reported to police.




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Carer fatigue crisis looms amid ageing population, but people still wary of respite care

Louise Murphy spends every day caring for her elderly mother, but says no-one is helping her care for herself. She says her carers' fatigue is compounded by the fact that respite care is expensive, and her fears about putting her mother into aged care.




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Managing Coorong seals could provide local jobs, say Indigenous elders

They have wreaked havoc on birds and the local fishing industry, but now locals are coming up with new ideas to control rampaging fur seals in South Australia's Coorong.




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Muck-up day pranks result in graduation ceremony bans for Adelaide Year 12 students

More than a dozen Year 12 students from a prestigious Adelaide high school are banned from attending their graduation after tables were burnt and doors were glued shut.




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Adelaide chef Jess Barnes pleads guilty to assaulting TV reporters outside court

A man who has previously claimed he is the nephew of rock legend Jimmy Barnes pleads guilty to assaulting two journalists outside an Adelaide court.




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Has the result of the next South Australian election already been determined?

The State Government has been defeated in a key piece of legislation which could have a major impact on its ability to win a second term in 2022, and it's not land tax, writes Casey Briggs.




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Male jogger sexually assaulted after being forced into back seat of another man's car, police say

SA Police is investigating the sexual assault of a jogger who was forced into the back seat of another man's car south-west of Adelaide last night.




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Joker-masked thief assaults teenager at Subway store during armed robbery

Police are searching for a man who was wearing a Joker-style mask and armed with an imitation gun when he held up a Subway outlet in Adelaide and assaulted a teenager.




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Matrix outpatient drug treatment trial yields strong results in South Australia

An outpatient program that seeks to equip drug users with the means to stay sober while they're still living in their communities is getting results in South Australia.




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Police say it would be an 'absolute tragedy' if the boat operator knowingly left the scene



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The multi-lingual effort to win the Sydney seat of Banks




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Paul Keating urges voters in Dickson to vote out Peter Dutton

Former prime minister Paul Keating has launched a scathing attack on Peter Dutton, urging voters in the Home Affairs Minister's electorate to "drive a political stake through his dark political heart".








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CCTV footage of the assault

Police are urging anyone with information about the incident to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.





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SA Police released CCTV footage from a second assault



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North Melbourne coach shoulders commentator as he runs past

Sacked North Melbourne coach Brad Scott brushes shoulders with commentator David King as he runs out to the three-quarter time huddle. King has been a strident critic of Brad Scott as a coach.



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"Way too far"; Rex Patrick on Mike Pezzullo call

The Centre Alliance Senator says he believes Mr Pezzullo was trying to silence his criticism of the Department of Home Affairs.



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ALP leader calls for John Setka's expulsion from party

The Opposition Leader says he will ask his party to expel the Victorian secretary of the CFMEU over comments about anti-violence figure Rosie Batty.



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Sailing out of Devonport on the Julie Burgess

Sailing out of Devonport's Mersey River on the Julie Burgess




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Paul Dale testifies at the Lawyer X royal commission on Monday

Disgraced former drug detective Paul Dale tells the Royal Commission into Management of Police Informants he has waited years to expose what he says is "corruption" within the highest ranks of Victoria Police over the use of Nicola Gobbo as a police informer.




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Greek cafes, like the Rose Marie in Orange, served food and fantasy that changed cultural face of Australia

The Greek diaspora was a phenomenon that became an important part of our multicultural history and brought with it an innate understanding of what made for a first-class dining experience.




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'Predatory' Gold Coast payday lender accused of targeting vulnerable Aboriginal communities

Hundreds of Indigenous people living in communities across the West Australian desert are being signed up to loans by a Gold Coast-based lender they can neither afford nor understand, advocacy groups say.