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- Oct 1, 2026
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Job cut fears at one of Australia's largest toilet roll manufacturers (opens the original)
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Dozens of jobs could be lost at one of Australia's largest paper mills. New owner Arbex is proposing what it is calling a "transformation project" at the 66-year-old Millicent mill. The multinational company would not comment on potential job losses but said it remained committed to its employees and the local community. The national timber union wants governments to do more to strengthen local manufacturing amid concerns of job cuts at one of the country's largest tissue plants. The Millicent t
Regional women share postpartum journeys to create change (opens the original)
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Women in SA's south-east have gathered at a forum to discuss the gaps in perinatal care in the region. They are encouraging others to share their pre- and post-birth experiences with the Senate Select Committee on Women's Health. Submissions to the committee close in October, with its findings to be delivered next August. After giving birth to her second child and moving to regional South Australia, Taegan Partington realised just how far away help can be. "We ended up moving home [from Adelaide
Citizen scientist drone pilots to monitor coastal erosion (opens the original)
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The District Council of Robe has called for interested locals to fly drones to help measure erosion. Flinders University hopes the data will help Robe and other communities adapt and plan for future sand losses. Participants will gather data monthly, and before and after storms, over a two-year period. As regional communities try to comprehend the challenge they face from coastal erosion, researchers are recruiting citizen scientists to fly drones and measure changes. The District Council of Rob
Dead juvenile whale washed up on SA beach to be tested for bird flu (opens the original)
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A juvenile whale carcass has washed up on Dump Beach near Victor Harbor, SA. Authorities have cordoned off the carcass and have confirmed it will be tested for bird flu. A result from bird flu testing will not be known for at least a day, but responders are taking precautions. South Australian authorities are investigating whether a dead juvenile whale that washed up on a beach near Victor Harbor on the Fleurieu Peninsula could have bird flu. Warning: Readers are advised this article includes im
Assault charges dropped against SA Indigenous Voice to Parliament member (opens the original)
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Danni Smith had been charged with aggravated assault, but the charges have been dropped. Ms Smith pleaded guilty to a single charge of disturbing the peace. Magistrate Kylie Schulz handed Ms Smith a good behaviour bond and didn't record a conviction. One of the presiding members of South Australia's Indigenous Voice to Parliament has had assault charges against her dropped. Danielle "Danni" Faith Smith, 41, of Mount Gambier, was facing two charges of domestic violence-related aggravated assault,
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