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Labor pledge to extend tank rebate
Labor says it will extend a $200 rebate for household rainwater tanks to include those which are not plumbed into a house.[MORE]
SA jobless remains below national rate
Premier Mike Rann says SA has the lowest jobless rate among the states.[MORE]
Redmond busy: second debate offer rejected
Offered a second election debate with a day's notice, Isobel Redmond told the SA Premier she was too busy.[MORE]
Costings and data: SA election stoush continues
Stormwater data, health costings, economic terminology - the SA election fight has it all.[MORE]
Country health boost promised by ALP
More equipment, elective surgery and chemotherapy for country areas of SA have been pledged by Labor.[MORE]
Pair sentenced over car theft drug plot
A judge sentences two people over a 'colossally stupid' car theft and drugs plot.[MORE]
Police vow alcohol crackdown at Ceduna
New rules aimed at curbing alcohol abuse at Ceduna on South Australia's west coast are being circumvented by some residents.[MORE]
SA Liberals, ALP in dead heat poll
With less than two weeks until SA goes to the polls, Newspoll has the major parties in a dead heat.[MORE]
ETSA promises blackout fix
Residents in South Australia's Elliston region say they are fed up with ongoing power failures, after further blackouts last week stirred up community anger.[MORE]
Rain brings smiles for SA farmers
SA farmers say heavy rain across wide areas could set them up for a good start to the season.[MORE]
Licence to go for life, warns Rann
The ALP says it will move to strip dangerous SA drivers of their licences permanently.[MORE]
More flooding and damage from SA rain
Storms and heavy rain have caused problems, keeping State Emergency Service crews busy overnight.[MORE]
Redmond pledges more for hospitals
Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond has unveiled a $300 million health and education package for South Australia, but refused to take questions about it from journalists.[MORE]
Low prices dampen top crop
Many South Australian farmers say they were disappointed with the 2009 grain harvest, despite achieving the second-largest yield on record.[MORE]
Miners call for $650m 'leg up'
South Australia's peak mining body says the state's resource potential will not be realised unless the major political parties make serious commitments to supporting growth in the mining industry.[MORE]
West coast anger over blackouts
Amid blackouts, west coast SA residents are demanding better power reliability.[MORE]
Liberals back off from bold jails pledge
Labor doubts the Liberals can pay for a bold promise to build new prisons in SA.[MORE]
'No point' in rural health network without bush doctors
The Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) says the Federal Government's plan for a national health and hospital network is welcome but it does not address the shortage of doctors in rural areas.[MORE]
SA grain harvest second-largest on record
South Australia's grain harvest has been the second-largest on record.[MORE]
Tuna company quizzed on fingerling deaths
Cleanseas Tuna faces questions on deaths of a batch of southern bluefin tuna fingerlings.[MORE]
Farmers lobby for Centrelink rights
The South Australian Farmers Federation says it wants farmers to qualify for unemployment benefits during droughts.[MORE]
Prize doubles for Port Lincoln Cup
Today's Port Lincoln Cup is the biggest day on Eyre Peninsula's racing calendar.[MORE]
Rann apologises over Chantelois friendship
Premier Mike Rann has apologised for any distress caused by his friendship with Michelle Chantelois.[MORE]
Train blamed for Wanilla blaze
Authorities say a fire on lower Eyre Peninsula in South Australia on Tuesday was sparked by a train.[MORE]
Pro-move RAH doctors speak up
Doctors who back the need to move the Royal Adelaide Hospital to a new site put their case.[MORE]
