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Overdue truck bypass opens
A truck bypass that cost $5.5 million will be officially opened at Millicent in south-east South Australia today.[MORE]
Xenophon to hear tip plan fears
South Australian Senator Nick Xenophon will meet farmers in Bordertown today to discuss issues surrounding a proposed rubbish dump in the region.[MORE]
Rural investment woes no surprise to SAFF
The chairman of the South Australian Farmers Federation's (SAFF) grains committee, Michael Schaefer, says he is not surprised by a report that found there has been 30 years of under-investment in agriculture.[MORE]
Death row dog case back in court
A man accused of grabbing his dog from death row intends changing his plea to guilty.[MORE]
Bypass opens late and over budget
A multi-million-dollar bypass is being officially opened at Millicent in the south-east of South Australia, eight months behind schedule and over budget.[MORE]
Court jails dazed hairdresser thief
A Mount Gambier man has been sentenced to four years in prison, for robbing a hairdressing business in Mount Gambier to pay for Christmas presents.[MORE]
Meeting focuses on cabbie safety
A meeting between Mount Gambier's two taxi operators and the city council has discussed possible ways to boost safety.[MORE]
No Nationals running in SA for federal poll
The National Party is running no candidates in South Australia for the federal election.[MORE]
Sports club downplays financial woes
Heywood Football Netball Club has rejected reports that it is facing financial ruin.[MORE]
Fluoridation protester a free man
A Mount Gambier man has walked free from court after being arrested for obstructing access to Mount Gambier's water pumping station.[MORE]
Schools get $12m for computer support
The South Australian Government says it will spend $12 million to hire computer support staff for schools.[MORE]
Rape accused faces court
Limestone Coast police in South Australia have arrested a man from western Victoria in relation to a rape allegation.[MORE]
Highway reopens after truck blaze
The Dukes Highway near Bordertown in south-east South Australia has reopened after being closed for almost 30 hours.[MORE]
Chained protester fights fluoride plan
A protester has chained himself to the gates where Mount Gambier's fluoridation plant will be established in the south-east of South Australia.[MORE]
Four hurt in minibus rollover
A minibus has rolled about 25 kilometres north-west of Keith in SA, injuring four people.[MORE]
Awards cap off south-east racing season
The Darren Kolpin-trained Likeable Will was named the Horse of the Year at the Limestone Coast Thoroughbred Racing presentation at Penola in South Australia.[MORE]
Best result for SA, despite belting in final
South Australia has finished with its best performance at the Australian Country Football Championships.[MORE]
Truck destroyed in chemical blaze
Emergency crews cleaning up the scene of a chemical fire which has destroyed a truck west of the SA/Victorian border.[MORE]
RSPCA settles out of court with graziers
The RSPCA reaches out-of-court deal with south-east graziers in SA who were charged with mistreating cattle.[MORE]
Farm accidents cost $1b per year: research
A national farm safety researcher says farm accidents and deaths are costing the agricultural sector more than $1 billion per year.[MORE]
SA container recycling rate up 15pc
Drink container recycling is up almost 15 per cent in South Australia in the past two years.[MORE]
Gaming reforms could reduce some venues' hours
There is a push to extend gambling regulations to cover federally-owned land next to Adelaide Airport.[MORE]
Greens push for better renewable energy scheme
The Greens in SA seek a more generous scheme for people investing in renewable energy.[MORE]
School bus contracts discourage fleet upgrades: MP
The Opposition says regional school bus operators are facing uncertainty because the South Australian Government will not offer long-term contracts.[MORE]
Treasurer rejects $2b budget cuts claim
The Opposition is claiming the SA Government will aim to make savings of $2 billion in the budget.[MORE]
