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VIDEO: Unions, business tackle skills shortages

Unions and business groups have joined together to address problems in the training sector, including higher wage subsidies for apprentices and further investment in vocational education.

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Aug 29, 2022, updated May 16, 2025

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Quick guide: What the State Budget means for young people

From cheaper public transport to more housing and mental health support, let’s take a look at what the 2025-26 State Budget has in it for younger South Australians.

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Quiz: Phone fines fall – but are you breaking the rules?

SA’s phone detection cameras have slashed offences – but hundreds are still getting caught daily. Think you know SA’s mobile phone road rules? Test your knowledge with our quiz.

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How a pile of peaches sparked an eco-food revolution

From scout leader to sustainability superstar – discover how one woman’s mission to tackle food waste turned into SA’s most inspiring regional business success story.

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What to do in SA this June long weekend

Forget the winter blues – the June long weekend in Adelaide means sipping premium gin, dancing in McLaren Vale vineyards, and soaking up soulful sounds along our coast. Check out our guide.

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The one-legged guide to ageing well

On the journey from hale to frail, which physical attribute is the first to fade and rob you of independence?

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The Reserve Bank of Australia board is widely tipped to keep rates on hold at its meeting today but a dovish turn in its post-meeting statement could lay the foundations for a pre-Christmas cut.

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A presidential election unlike any other in US history has entered its last full day, with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris scrambling for an edge in a tight contest each portrays as an existential moment for America.

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Israel’s Air Force says it has struck Hezbollah intelligence assets near Damascus in an attack on key infrastructure in Syria that Syrian officials say targeted civilian sites.

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At least 10 people have died after Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki in eastern Indonesia erupted, shooting firebombs that landed four kilometres away and burned down houses.