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This time last year, The Wire ran a story about a new venture in Oodnadatta – an isolated town and bush community in far north South Australia – where the locals were setting up their own community store. One year on and they’re celebrating the store’s success…and making bigger plans for the town’s future. Image: …
Earlier this month, South Australia celebrated 50 years since the state became the first to decriminalise homosexuality in the nation. Commemorative and community events were held, including a re-enactment of parliamentary debates that changed history. The reform was described as progressive both nationally and abroad, with the move setting a precedent for other states who …
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This month, South Australia passed laws to criminalise coercive control as a standalone offence, making it the third state to adopt this legislation. Coercive control is an under-reported type of domestic violence where an abuser seeks to control a victim’s behaviour. The state’s laws are set to come in to affect in 2027. Minister for …
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Every year, off the coast of South Australia in the upper Spencer Gulf, close to Whyalla, groups of Giant Australian Cuttlefish gather to reproduce. The strip line is the only place in the world where this breeding takes place. Nevertheless, this situation may soon alter, as the Algal bloom is becoming more severe, and researchers …
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Off the coast of South Australia in the upper Spencer Gulf, near Whyalla, groups of Giant Australian Cuttlefish come together every year to breed. The strip line is the sole location globally where this breeding process takes place. But this may soon change, as the Algal bloom is intensifying and scientists are concerned the bloom …
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South Australia’s coastlines remain plagued by toxic algae, a situation that has left community groups questioning how recovery will be funded, particularly amid ongoing marine heatwaves. Environmental activists say they attribute fossil fuel companies for driving climate change. Earlier this week environmental group, Rising Tide, was joined by frustrated locals outside Santos’ headquarters, demanding the …
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