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Jodie Hamilton

Jodie Hamilton

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    Recent Articles

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    Multiple child abuse reports ignored before boy's death in skip bin

    An inquest hears details about the family life of an Indigenous boy who died sleeping in a skip bin in SA. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family.
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    Charity drive charges on despite boggy conditions

    Torrential rains and flooded roads did not stop more than 70 cars from taking part in this year's Variety Bash, even if major route alterations were needed. 
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    Yarning circles raise concerns about repetition of Stolen Generations

    A research project is using yarning circles to hear community-based solutions to the rising number of Aboriginal children in child protection.
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    Stowaway school teacher who disguised herself as a boy on a tall ship

    In 1928, Balaklava school teacher Jeanne Day set her eyes on a Finnish tall ship docked at Port Lincoln and decided to disguise herself as a boy for the voyage of a lifetime.
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    High fuel costs a 'kick in the guts' for country clubs, but the gam...

    Country sporting clubs are rallying to help families attend fixtures as fuel prices double, with some travelling up to 640 kilometres. But it is an extra cost many will take on to maintain the sports are so integral to their communities.
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    This type of croquet is a far cry from the Alice in Wonderland version

    Golf croquet helps isolated elderly people reconnect with others through social competition, morning tea and laughs.
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    Researchers alarmed as declining southern right whale births linked...

    New research on the birth rates of southern right whales – once touted as a global conservation success story – has revealed an alarming decline.
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    Return of the flying fish lures tourists to seafood capital

    Port Lincoln's world-famous Tunarama Festival has returned to the South Australian event calendar, with thousands of people lining the streets to celebrate the seafood industry.
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    Native orchids captivate photographers in search of undiscovered bu...

    Two centuries after orchids were first documented in South Australia, photographers are still discovering new plants.
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    What the social media ban means for rural boarding school students

    Regional and remote students are being encouraged to learn old-school ways to stay in contact as social media bans for those under 16 come into effect over the summer holidays. 
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    Commercial pilot retires at 83 after six decades in the sky

    From the wilds of the Great Australian Bight to the thrill of low-altitude crop dusting, pilot Kevin Warren has lived his dream job for six decades.