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A man accused of the shooting murder of South Australian police officer Jason Doig has been found mentally incompetent by the state's Supreme Court. |
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Three local councils in South Australia have been passing motions questioning vaccines, but health experts say they are based on misinformation and heighten community risk. |
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A large battery project in South Australia sells for nearly $500 million as investment in renewable energy surges. |
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Lucy Savage has to drive 450 kilometres multiple times a month to access specialised care — a reality for many women living with endometriosis and chronic gynaecological conditions around the country. |
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Dry but cool conditions in South Australia's south east are causing ladybirds to gather in huge numbers, which an ecologist says will help control a destructive plant pest. |
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The controversial law of sacrilege — which carries the same maximum penalty of life in jail as murder — still exists in South Australia, but some say it shouldn't. |
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Do you know where the timber in your local hardware store comes from? The Coalition says Australians should have that information. |
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Research tracking released bilbies and bettongs in remote SA has found feral cats are their biggest killer. |
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