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Flood victims wait four years for repairs to homes (opens the original)
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Homes affected by the River Murray flood event in 2022 are still waiting for repairs. Nationally, there is a 141,000-person skilled workers shortage, according to Master Builders Australia. The SA and federal governments have committed funding to help cover the travel expenses of rural or regional apprentices travelling long distances to keep them on the job. For almost four years, Jamie Bruce has been sleeping on a fold-out couch. Their family home at Morgan was inundated by floodwater during S
Breaking: SA government commits $109m to help struggling wine industry (opens the original)
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The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's struggling wine industry. Grape growers across Australia have pleaded for support since the pandemic, when the industry experienced a major glut of red wine due to a ban on exports of Australian wines to China and a global downturn in wine consumption. SA is home to several major wine regions, including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale and the Riverland. Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the package to
'Water like an ocean wave': 70 years since SA's biggest flood event (opens the original)
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John Peterson was in his first year of university when floodwaters hit his South Australian hometown of Kingston on Murray in 1956. Juggling a geochemistry degree, the then-18-year-old would head home sporadically to roll up his sleeves and fill sandbags and tip trucks with dirt. "My father had been in Kingston on Murray since 1896, and hadn't seen anything like it," he said. "It was amazing how high the water was. I think it was around 300,000 megalitres a day, which normally, if we got 10,000,
Theft of sanitary items demonstrates period poverty desperation (opens the original)
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Teachers, social workers and wellbeing leaders are paying out of pocket for period products in South Australia. More than 60 per cent of people who menstruate in South Australia struggled to afford sanitary items at some point in 2024. Former MPs and not-for-profit charities say SA is behind the rest of the country in menstrual equity and legislative change is needed. Using socks as sanitary pads, wearing tampons for more than two days and stealing products from supermarkets are just some of the
Hobbies light up life for older people transitioning to retirement (opens the original)
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Australians are being encouraged to take up hobbies as they enter retirement. A public health professor says sustained periods of loneliness can cause long-term health impacts, including early mortality. Two years since picking up the paintbrush, 70-year-old Annie Delaine is now exhibiting her art as part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA). For more than 50 years, Annie Delaine cared for communities across Australia. From working in the Torres Strait Islands as a remote-area
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