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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Aug 9, 2026
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Small businesses fighting to stay open amid 'insidious cost creep' (opens the original)
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Small business owners in rural and regional communities say they are under constant pressure from the rising costs of doing business. One in eight cafes has closed in Australia in 2026, with payment defaults also rising nationally for the third consecutive month according to CreditorWatch. From October 1, businesses will no longer be able to add a surcharge on card payments, with some small businesses electing to go "cash only" or be forced to increase charges for some items. In the town of Keit
Golden retriever provides lifesaving blood donation for another dog (opens the original)
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A Limestone Coast veterinary practice is urging dog owners to consider registering suitable and healthy adult dogs as blood donors. The need for dogs to donate blood is growing, with a single donation able to save up to four dogs. Several practices around the country are creating registers for donors, while some clinics have also established blood banks for dogs and cats. About one in 30 Australians actively donate blood each year, but demand still heavily outweighs supply. In the animal world,
Bird keepers call for vaccines as avian influenza cases spread inland (opens the original)
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Backyard bird keepers are calling for vaccines to be made available to protect at-risk species and privately owned birds as avian influenza spreads inland. There have been reports of new cases more than 100 kilometres inland from Robe in South Australia, which has been a focal point of Australia's bird flu outbreak. The South Australian government says it is part of a national approach using vaccinations to protect some of the most vulnerable native birds. Wildlife experts are calling for vaccin
Push for memorial to two men killed in sea mine tragedy on home soil (opens the original)
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The family of Able Seaman Thomas Todd, killed at Beachport in 1941 by a German sea mine, are seeking a permanent memorial in Port Adelaide. Eighty-five years after the tragic event, which also killed William (Bill) Danswan, the Todd family says the story is not well known. The family, along with volunteers and friends, says a renewed push for a memorial is "in the works" after the City of Port Adelaide and Enfield rejected a 2021 application. Deb Filippone remembers the piece of worn, dark metal
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