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Panellists encourage change in farm sustainability with next generation

Adelaide City Council · Adelaide City Council

Panellists encourage change in farm sustainability with next generation

Keeping the farm viable and achieving market access are drivers for sustainability, emission reduction and asset changeovers and...See the Story

Bids fly to $42,000 record for Sparrow in Naracoorte Shorthorn's milestone sale

Adelaide City Council · Adelaide City Council

Bids fly to $42,000 record for Sparrow in Naracoorte Shorthorn's milestone sale

THE breed's loyal supporters ensured there was plenty to celebrate last week in the 70th year that Shorthorn...See the Story

Strategic plan set to have future benefits for the forest sector

Adelaide City Council · Adelaide City Council

Strategic plan set to have future benefits for the forest sector

The state government have launched a strategic plan for the Forestry Centre of Excellence, outlining the inspiration behind...See the Story

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Year in Review: 2022’s most notable local news stories

65% Center coverage: 31 sources

Bill Danielson has been photographing birds for the past 25 years. This year he has taken 22,428 photos, which is a record in itself. Danielson: "The month of January was quiet and cold. The lowest temperature that I recorded for the year was –13 degrees on January 22"

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Migrant Workers

Visa lottery to offer 3000 Pacific workers Australian residency

Coverage: 4 sources

A new visa will allow up to 3,000 people from the Pacific region to migrate to Australia as permanent residents each year. The then-opposition revealed plans for the visa in April 2022 as part of a wider scheme to deepen ties with the Pacific. The Pacific Engagement Visa has a two-step application process, under which applicants must first register in a ballot.

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App · Montacute

Bushfire burning in Adelaide Hills contained

Coverage: 4 sources

An emergency warning has been issued for a bushfire on Gorge Road at Montacute, just east of Athelstone. Dozens of fire crews are responding to the fire that is burning in scrubland in the Adelaide Hills. Country Fire Service says it is too late to leave and anyone in the area should take shelter in a solid building.

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Driver charged following pedestrian collision in Halifax

Coverage: 4 sources

Halifax Regional Police have charged a driver after a vehicle pedestrian collision in Halifax this past weekend. Police say the 32-year-old man was taken to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. The driver of the vehicle was issued a summary offence ticket for failing to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

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Floods · South Australia

SA lifts Murray flooding emergency declaration

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said it was a "prudent time" to lift most restrictions on river activities. Locals are still restricted from entering or remaining on an engaged levee. Vessels being operated on the River Murray must also stay below four knots.

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Port Lincoln · Port Lincoln

Bushfire hits homes and buildings in Port Lincoln

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The fire started in scrublands south of Port Lincoln on a 40 degree day. More than 80 firefighters in 26 trucks and eight aircraft were deployed to fight the blaze. Residents in the firing line near Stamford Drive, Kathai Drive, Noontina Drive, Hassel Read and Pine Freezers Road were told to seek shelter as it was too late to safely evacuate.

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Award for Birmingham artist who helps migrant women

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Salma Zulfiqar, from Birmingham, set up ARTconnects in 2017. She has held more than 130 workshops and events involving more than 3,800 people. She is one of 29 people to be recognised by the British Citizen Awards. The awards were established in 2015 to recognise individuals who make a positive impact on their communities.

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Encephalitis · Adelaide City Council

First Japanese encephalitis case of SA mosquito season identified in Riverland man

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A case of Japanese encephalitis has been identified in a man from the Riverland. The man, in his 80s, was likely to have "recently acquired" the infection. Authorities have encouraged South Australians to remain vigilant and avoid exposure to mosquitoes. There had been 10 confirmed JEV cases in South Australia this year and two deaths.

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