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Retired teacher says year 12 marks are being inflated in 'unfair' grading system (opens the original)
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A retired teacher says some educators are inflating the grades of year 12 students, and that the current moderation process is "unfair". Other teachers agree, while the Independent Education Union says the alleged practice is not surprising because teachers want to show their students' best work. The SACE Board, which moderates the grades, says there is no evidence of the practice, but is considering changes to the process. A retired South Australian teacher says some educators are inflating the
Fertiliser company fined after hundreds of complaints about manure stench (opens the original)
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Neutrog admitted intentionally or recklessly causing environmental nuisance through the odour from its operations turning poultry litter into fertiliser. A judge said it was at the mid to serious level of offending and fined the company $35,000. A resident says Neutrog needs to move farther from homes for the problem to stop. A fertiliser company that piled chicken manure, coffee grounds and other waste up to twice the allowed height has been fined $35,000 by a South Australian court after more
Claim woman's death caused by Telstra outage is 'incorrect', SA Police say (opens the original)
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Topic:Telecommunications Services Industry Telstra says it has no record of phone numbers associated with the address of a person who later died in hospital being used to call Triple Zero but a "related" call was successfully made. SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says an investigation into the death has concluded it is "incorrect" to suggest the woman died as a result of the outage. Commissioner Stevens said the suggestion that the death was related to the Telstra outage had "put an unneces
Elderly woman left 'frightened', senator 'irresponsible' over Telstra outage (opens the original)
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Topic:Telecommunications Services Industry Telstra's mobile network experienced a nationwide outage on Wednesday. A South Australian woman says she was left out of the loop after her elderly mother had a fall during the network failure. SA Police say they are not aware of any deaths in relation to the outage, after Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle last night claimed her office had received "a report of a tragic death". An elderly woman who suffered a fall during Wednesday's Telstra outage was lef
Somerton Man report 'very soon' but intrigue around case set to endure (opens the original)
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An unidentified body was found on Somerton Beach in Adelaide in 1948, along with several intriguing clues as to who he was. The body was exhumed in 2021, and Professor Derek Abbott used DNA found in a bust of his face to identify him in 2022. Police would not say when they would hand their report to the coroner, but Professor Abbott says they told him it would be finished "very soon". The man who claims he solved the identity of the Somerton Man through DNA matches says SA Police has told him it
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