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New Deputy President for SA Employment Tribunal

South Australia's employment landscape sees significant change as Attorney-General Kyam Maher appoints experienced lawyer Kate Dyson as Deputy President of the SA Employment Tribunal, bringing fresh expertise to workplace justice.

70 SA Educators Honoured at World Teachers' Day Awards

Seventy South Australian educators have been honoured for exceptional dedication at the state's World Teachers' Day awards ceremony, highlighting innovation and commitment across all education sectors.

Mine blames Diwali for worker payment delays

Workers at the Tahmoor coal mine in NSW were left without pay as the mine operator pointed to the Diwali holiday as the cause, sparking outrage from unions and the Indian community.

Hi-Tech Warehouse Expands to Geelong Region

A major Australian online retail disruptor is bringing its high-tech warehousing and rapid delivery services to the Geelong region, creating local jobs and transforming how residents shop.

South Australia's Top Concerns for 2025 Revealed

From the cost-of-living crunch to the future of the River Murray, we dive into the letters flooding our editor's desk, uncovering the real issues keeping South Australians awake at night.

Snowtown Killer's Secret Parole Review Sparks Outrage

Exclusive details reveal the strict confidentiality surrounding John Bunting's parole review, leaving victims' families in the dark about Australia's most notorious serial killer's potential release.

WA man arrested over alleged Mayanup home invasion

A Western Australian man faces serious charges after allegedly forcing his way into a Mayanup home and assaulting the occupant in a shocking overnight incident that ended with a dramatic police arrest.

Apollo Bay Fishermen's Co-op faces child employment charges

Victoria's workplace watchdog has slapped the Apollo Bay Fishermen's Co-operative with multiple charges for allegedly putting children as young as 15 to work in dangerous conditions, including operating heavy machinery and handling hazardous chemicals.

Police to drain dam in third search for missing Gus

In a dramatic escalation of the search for missing man Gus, South Australian police have obtained approval to completely drain a dam near Murray Bridge as part of their third major search operation.

SA Nurses Storm Parliament in Pay Protest

Hundreds of South Australian nurses and midwives have descended on Parliament House, demanding better pay and conditions in what they call a 'kick in the guts' from the state government.

Trump and Albanese: Best Mates at APEC Summit

Former US President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese shared a remarkably warm encounter at the APEC summit, displaying genuine camaraderie that caught international attention.

BHP axes hundreds of Pilbara mining jobs

Mining giant BHP announces sweeping cuts to its Pilbara iron ore operations, putting approximately 720 jobs at risk in Western Australia's crucial resources sector.

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