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- Sep 14, 2026
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Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability (opens the original)
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A growing number of men in the Riverland are opting to enter disability support over farm work and trades. National data indicates there has been a gradual increase in men in disability roles over the past decade. Clients say they appreciate the more balanced spread of men in the profession. When Brody Thompson finished school and began thinking about his future, a career in the disability caring field was never something he had considered. But after a few years working on his family farm, the t
Donkeys, camels and the 'Emu Man' call this 'ghost town' home (opens the original)
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Thousands of tourists will pass through Silverton to reach the 2026 Mundi Mundi Bash. Silverton itself is a tourist hotspot both during and outside the outback festival. The quirky characters of Silverton are looking forward to the surge in tourism, which the town runs on. On the long winding road out to one of the country's largest outback music festivals, a convoy of caravans containing thousands of people will pass through what may appear to be a virtual ghost town. But what many may not real
Technology enables penetration of mineral zone discovered 40 years ago (opens the original)
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A Broken Hill mining company says it has developed a new technique to penetrate a rock deformation protecting a mineral deposit. The deposit was discovered more than 40 years ago and is said to contain potentially millions of tonnes of valuable minerals. The company believes the deposit could secure its long-term mining future if new drilling results are accurate. A large deposit of minerals was discovered in 1983 under an outback mining city's streets, not far from existing operations. Dubbed t
Man accused of allegedly trying to defraud $1.3m from ATO (opens the original)
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A Broken Hill man has been accused of allegedly trying to defraud more than $1.3 million from the tax office. His arrest followed a joint investigation by the ATO and AFP, with the matter heard for the first time in a local court today. If found guilty, the man may face up to a decade in prison. A Broken Hill man accused of allegedly attempting to defraud more than $1.3 million from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has had his case heard for the first time in a local court. Lyndon Jake Pace,
Hearing aid users fear being 'cut off from the world' by service cuts (opens the original)
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Broken Hill's branch of audiology provider Hearing Australia has cut its daily appointment schedule to roughly one week every few months. Residents who rely on the store to maintain their hearing aids worry about being left in silence for extended periods. Hearing Australia says staff leave prompted the change, but it remains committed to servicing Broken Hill. Before Kym Files bought his first hearing aid set, he was "practically housebound" due to his deteriorating hearing. The 68-year-old's h
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