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Community power triumphs in fight to save Cranker, but what next?

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The campaign to save Adelaide’s iconic pub reached new heights, with community power prevailing against the demolition of the 171-year-old Crown and Anchor. South Australian Premier, Peter Malinauskas, made a surprise appearance at Sunday’s second rally, held by community group Save The Cranker in response to proposed development of the pub. But, what does the announcement …

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National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Conference: A recap

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Last Saturday, the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council conference kicked off in Adelaide, with the theme being ‘Charting the Way Forward Together’. The conference saw a great focus on how to engage with young multicultural Australians to continue the legacy of the sector. This year, a new multicultural youth conference will start conversations around …

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Symposium highlights Indigenous insights in transition to net zero

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The First Nations Clean Energy Symposium concluded today in Adelaide, giving insight on how clean energy can both support First Nations communities and be informed by Indigenous perspectives. Hosted by the First Nations Clean Energy Network, National Native Title Council and the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation, the Symposium brought together 350 First Nations leaders and …

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SA Greens to launch inquiry into supermarket prices

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Member of the South Australian Greens; Robert Simms MLC will propose an inquiry into supermarket prices in parliament tomorrow, after Adelaide recorded the nation’s biggest jump in food prices across all states. The announcement comes after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s recent announcement that a they would conduct a Federal inquiry into competition in …

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Radical public transport strikes force state government to explain their inaction

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More than 800 bus drivers in Adelaide walked off the job last Monday, leaving commuters stranded and the state government scrambling to explain how it could happen.   Negotiations stalled between the Transport Workers Union (TWU) and Torrens Transit, as demands for better pay and safer working conditions were not accepted by the private contractor.   …

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