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$500m Adelaide University merger squeezed by international student cuts (opens the original)
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The new Adelaide University is not on track to meet its international student targets and is staring down tens of millions in lost revenue. A business case three years ago for creating the university forecast that it could attract 6,000 additional international students by 2034 — before the federal government's crackdown on migration. One of the university's deputy vice chancellors says federal policy changes have had "a significant impact on our attractiveness to international students". Adelai
Breaking: Senator Alex Antic wins SA Liberal presidency (opens the original)
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Liberal senator Alex Antic has defeated SA Upper House leader Nicola Centofanti in a ballot of Liberal Party delegates. State president is an internal role roughly equivalent to chair of a company board, overseeing campaign preparations and setting meeting agendas. Liberal Party state director Alex Hyde confirmed the presidency this morning, although the margin of victory is yet to be published. Liberal senator Alex Antic has been elected president of the South Australian Liberal Party. The righ
Liberal Party grapples with promoting Alex Antic at high-stakes AGM (opens the original)
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If you wanted a sense of the divide between right-wing senator Alex Antic and some of his Liberal colleagues, you only have to look at events in parliament this week. Senator Antic had introduced a bill to allow parents to still receive their family tax benefit if they, on the grounds of "personal, philosophical, religious or medical belief", objected to their child being vaccinated. It would have reversed the "No Jab, No Pay" policy introduced by the Turnbull government in 2015 to boost childho
'All this money … what for?' The uncomfortable question on Whyalla (opens the original)
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Whyalla locals have become accustomed to press packs descending on their city, entering their small businesses and asking how they feel about the latest crisis to befall their city. Whether during the closure of the shipyards in the late 1970s, or the steelworks going into administration in 2016, the responses over the years have been similar. The community has "gone through a lot" but it will "band together" because it is a "resilient town" looking forward to better days. Stoicism and optimism
One Nation to back Greens' gas fracking ban in SA's South East (opens the original)
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SA One Nation MP Jason Virgo says his party will support a bill from the Greens to permanently ban fracking for gas in the state's South East. The controversial extraction method is currently subject to a 10-year moratorium on the Limestone Coast, which is due to expire in 2028. The Malinauskas government wants to lift the moratorium two years early, but faces defeat in the upper house. One Nation will support a push to permanently ban fracking for gas in South Australia's South East, forming an
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