Support network invaluable for amputees in Port Augusta
For 73-year-old amputee Peter Allen, and like many in his situation, life after losing a limb was drastically different.And while he could talk about...
‘Hard evidence’ needed on Native Title issues: Premier
Critics of Native Title activities should come up with "hard evidence", according to Premier Steven Marshall.Mr Marshall, who is also Aboriginal Affairs Minister, spoke...
Government explores privatisation plans
Service SA centres around South Australia could soon fall under private ownership as the state government explores options surrounding valuation of the public asset.With...
A ‘Tiger’ in this champion’s tank
'Tiger' McKenzie is a champion of the Aboriginal.As an indigenous leader, he wants to get his people into business and jobs."This will lead to...
Arid Lands to host Stroeher
Dr Uwe Stroeher will speak to the Friends of The Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden at their August 31 meeting at the visitor center's...
Accounts under the microscope
A private accounting firm has been called in to check the finances of the Adnymathanha Traditional Lands Association.The firm is believed to have begun...
Future uncertain for Leigh Creek Medical Clinic
Communities in the states far north could face life without a local doctor if funding arrangements aren't met by the end of the next...
Community tensions simmer over waste dump closed meeting plans
Plans for a closed meeting with select stakeholders in the National Radioactive Waste Management Facility (NRWMF) debate have raised eyebrows amongst anti-nuclear campaigners.Last week...
Local health providers nominated for community awards
Two local health service providers have garnered nominations for the upcoming South Australian Community Achievement Awards.Both the Early Childhood Network and Country & Outback...
Manslaughter verdict handed down
Adriana Betty Tennant has been found guilty of manslaughter for striking Nathan Freer with her car in Quorn.Tennant's verdict was handed down in the...