Coastal Leader
Tuesday, 28 June
SA Health to scale down vax clinics
Picture - Shutterstock
Sharon Hansen
Marathon runner Steve Moneghetti fires starter's gun at Port Augusta
'RACE': Former Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold-medal winner Steve Moneghetti, right, and Bill Fletcher, of Port Pirie, stage a mock run start at the Sportsman Tavern.
Greg Mayfield
Scamwatch: Job seekers targeted in scam doing the rounds
SCAM: The ATO will never send you an email or SMS with a link to log in to online services.
Women leaders needed to tackle gender imbalance in South Australia
Greg Mayfield
MAYOR: Port Pirie Regional Council has a male mayor, Cr Leon Stephens, and colleague Cr Kendall Jackson thinks he is doing a good job.
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Let them bee: Natural beekeeping teacher says miticides not the answer to varroa parasite
Marion Williams
Varroa mite was detected in beehives around the Port of Newcastle on June 24
It's bring your dog to work day, Friday June 24
Birthing services suspended again on Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island Health Service, Director of Nursing and Midwifery, Katrina Seng at the KI Hospital shortly after taking the position. File photo
Stan Gorton
Do women make better councillors? Call for more representatives
Greg Mayfield
LEADERS: Naracoorte Mayor and Local Government Association board member Erika Vickery, right, and Australian Local Government Women's Association South Australian branch secretary Cr Kristina Barnett encourage women to stand as councillors.
History's door shutting on the long-drop dunnies at Fisherman Bay
LONG GONE: Two of the former outhouses located in 'Dunny Lane' at Fisherman Bay.
Greg Mayfield
Exclusive
Women in Business Regional Network changes the way it operates
Sophie Conlon
Carolyn Jeffrey mingled with members of the Women in Business Regional Network at a previous event. Picture: Supplied
'Pushing sh-- uphill' from Fisherman Bay in $20 million project
Greg Mayfield
GROUND-BREAKING: Key identities in the $20 million Fisherman Bay project toss soil from golden shovels in a ground-breaking ceremony.
$1million funding boost to RSPCA SA to fight animal cruelty
RSPCA volunteers check on a possum box and replenish one of the remote wildlife feeding stations on Kangaroo Island back after the fires in 2020. Picture: Barb Seidel
Queen Elizabeth and the pink, fluffy toilet seat cover in Whyalla
HANDSHAKE: Then Deputy Mayor and businesswoman Barbara Derham greets Queen Elizabeth at the lunch provided by Mrs Derham's team during the royal visit. Also pictured are the Duke of Edinburgh and, back to the camera, then Mayor Aileen Ekblom.
Greg Mayfield
Spencer the Cuttlefish stepping out and about to promote Whyalla
Greg Mayfield
COLOUR SPLASH: Spencer the Cuttlefish steps out with Mayor Clare McLaughlin and Jacob, Isabella and Sammy from the Whyalla Surf Life Saving Club.
Break O'Day council push to make old hospital emergency shelter
Alison Foletta
Moody's affirms Australia's AAA rating
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has welcomed Moody's affirmation of Australia's AAA credit rating.

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SA Health to scale down vax clinics
Sharon Hansen
Picture - Shutterstock
Marathon runner Steve Moneghetti fires starter's gun at Port Augusta
Greg Mayfield
'RACE': Former Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold-medal winner Steve Moneghetti, right, and Bill Fletcher, of Port Pirie, stage a mock run start at the Sportsman Tavern.
Scamwatch: Job seekers targeted in scam doing the rounds
SCAM: The ATO will never send you an email or SMS with a link to log in to online services.
Women leaders needed to tackle gender imbalance in South Australia
Greg Mayfield
MAYOR: Port Pirie Regional Council has a male mayor, Cr Leon Stephens, and colleague Cr Kendall Jackson thinks he is doing a good job.
It's bring your dog to work day, Friday June 24

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AFL's classic prime-time fixturing blunder
Howard Kotton
POOR TIMING: The clash between Geelong and Richmond should have attracted a bigger audience, according to Howard Kotton. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
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Touring Bangladesh improve in second Test
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Albanese passes the test on new ministry, but it has an important flaw
Doug Dingwall
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces his new ministry on Tuesday. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
'You've struck gold': Labor is back in the winner's rooms
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Anthony Albanese addressed his colleagues inside the Labor caucus room on Tuesday morning. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
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The Roadkill State
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More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels
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Farmers and fishers feud over riverside camping in Victoria
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Let them bee: Natural beekeeping teacher says miticides not the answer to varroa parasite
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Moody's affirms Australia's AAA rating
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