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Ben Carr

South Coast GP Dr Michelle Hamrosi with her three children. She has called on more government funding for GPs. Picture by James Tugwell

GP Dr Michelle Hamrosi hopes a new 'virtual' trial will help.

GP: Paediatrician wait times have 'parents pulling their hair out'

Emma Horn

Bec Pridham

LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE

Preliminary surveys suggest there are a few indicators of whether you might develop long-COVID.

Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?

Anna Falkenmire

From left, the scene of the Bondi stabbings on April 13, PoliceLink Tuggerah team leader Claire Isaac, and police minister Yasmin Catley speaks with Senior Sergeant Rebecca Scott and Sergeant Warren King. Pictures by AAP, Simone de Peak

Team's heroic work at the triple zero call centre.

'Harrowing calls': the emergency team on the phone during Bondi stabbings

Emily Anderson

Daniel Coward, Helen O'Sullivan and Surya McEwen are in Istanbul waiting to set sail as part of the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza in April. Picture: Instagram/@surya.sails.for.gaza

The flotilla aims to breach Israel's naval blockade.

Aussie trio set to sail to Gaza despite government warning

James Parker

Sally Webb from Sydney Seafood School Manager, MC Simon Marnie, Narooma Rocks general manager Carrie Taylor, Narooma Rocks marketing manager Sarah Chenhall and Narooma Rocks chair Cath Peachey. Picture supplied

Narooma Rocks wins Sydney Fish Market Excellence award.

Narooma Rocks wins excellence award ahead of their popular oyster festival

Victorian Police have issued an arrest warrant for former Home and Away Star Orpheus Pledger who failed to appear in court for an assault-related matter. Picture: Seven/supplied

The 30-year-old is wanted in relation to an assault matter.

Arrest warrant for former soap star on the run

Ben Silvester

Jessica Greenan

Bendigo hospital. Picture by Peter Weaving

Government's Health Services Plan will contain 'sweeping' changes.

'Grave concern': regional hospitals brace for amalgamation mandate

Flight Sergeant Marshall 'Marsh' Edmund Parbery during World War II. Pictures courtesy of Bega Pioneers' Museum

Bega to the battlefront, read the WW2 story of Marshall Parbery.

Bega-born farmhand and Spitfire pilot who never returned from World War II

Jenna Price

Consumer group CHOICE is calling out "confusing" labels used by supermarkets. Pictures supplied by CHOICE

Fair prices really shouldn't be special treatment.

What choice do we have when it comes to supermarket ripoffs?

PORT ELLIOT: Two men narrowly avoided being swept off rocks in Port Elliot. Photo: Mick Windibank

MID NORTH: A group from Adelaide hiking the Heysen Trail did not expect to encounter snow on their walk at Mount Bryan.

PORT LINCOLN: Lincoln Community Church pastor Pauline Santostefano with Be The Change collection tins. The church is supporting the A21 (Abolishing Injustice in the 21st Century) campaign to raise awareness about human trafficking.

BAROSSA VALLEY: Tourism Barossa is excited to welcome Andrew Dundon, centre, as the 2015 Barossa Vintage Festival manager. Congratulating him were, Cathy Wills, regional tourism manager at Tourism Barossa and Chris Pfeiffer, chairperson of Tourism Barossa.

KEITH: The Keith community was in mourning following the death of prominent resident Rhonda Kellock. Rhonda, 52, died in the Ashford Hospital, Adelaide after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour 18 months ago.

CEDUNA: Rowena Fox cut the ribbon for Ceduna Area School's new Flexible Learning Centre with Deb Woollatt and Jill Coates.

KINGSTON: Kingston Community School's pedal prix team took "Larry" to Victoria Park in Adelaide for the first race of the Australian International Pedal Prix's Super Series. Pictured were Shaun Sullivan, Ben Major, Jock Pinkerton, Henry Lawrie, Cooper Holloway and George Brice-Marwood.

COWELL: Mark Jarvis and Terry Rehn are part of a newly formed group in support of the Franklin Harbour District Council and its decision to proceed with plans for a community wastewater management scheme.

MURRAY BRIDGE: Lynne James, Senior Sergeant Peter Sims, Janet Kuys, Philip Galley, Murray Bridge Suicide Prevention Community Network vice chair Michael DeNieuwe and chair Jessica Ziersch stand together in an attempt to make Murray Bridge a community free of suicide and the heartbreak it causes.

MANNUM: A free public wi-fi network for Mannum residents, business owners and tourists is expected to be operational in about two months, after the Mid Murray council backed the proposal. Mannum Caravan Park manager Bronnie Allen said the park's guests will be able to access one hour of free public WiFi from their sites.

NARACOORTE: The SA Volunteer Fire Fighters Museum committee, represented by David Ghezzi, Alan Hall, chairman Rex Hall and Rodger Bennett, are hoping for donations which will allow the next stage of the museum to progress at its planned Smith Street site at Naracoorte. Photo: Peter Grieve

LUCINDALE: Lucindale Area School captains Tim Williams and Taylor Ferguson inspect one of the rainwater tanks which had its tap removed as part of the State Government's Safe Drinking Water Act 2011, making drinking the water inaccessible.

PORT AUGUSTA: Repower Port Augusta chairperson Lisa Lumsden and Port Augusta mayor Sam Johnson celebrated plans for a stand-alone solar thermal plant  with Repower Port Augusta campaigners.

PORT AUGUSTA: A major residential project able to cater for more than 3000 new local homes has taken another step forward after an agreement was reached with Port Augusta City Council. Bowhill Properties Pty Ltd director Pat Cheetham has agreed to purchase land near the airport for the large residential development.

PORT LINCOLN: Port Lincoln Primary School Year 3/4 kitchen teacher Amanda Martin and garden teacher Pearl Lawless-Kinnear, with students Trixie Symonds, Lani Kemp and Ashur Miller-Pickett, promote healthy eating at the school's Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Project.

PORT LINCOLN: Port Lincoln Airport manager Barrie Rogers runs down the Port Lincoln Airport runway in preparation for the Runway Fun Run to be hosted by Port Lincoln later this year.

PORT PIRIE: Nyrstar executive assistant Elaine McNeill, manager of safety, health and hygiene Nathan Pike, manager of continuous improvement Brian Kretschmer, manager of projects and technology Bill Watt handed out cake to celebrate 125 years of smelter operations in Port Pirie. Photo: Karen Seindanis

YANKALILLA: District Council of Yankalilla strategy and policy planner Matt Robertson and Normanville Farmers' Market interim committee's deputy chair John Dunbar are excited about a farmers' market starting up at Yankalilla.

WHYALLA: An emergency shut down procedure was undertaken at OneSteel’s coke ovens on Tuesday night after an unexpected outage of its power and services equipment. This photograph shows the site after the burn off was extinguished. Photo: Andrew Melville-Smith

WHYALLA: Staff of the Taj Curry and Tandoor mobile food van were the victims of an attack. Pictured is chef Jaspal Singh who was hit in the neck by a rock.

EYRE PENINSULA: Sean Connolly, Frank Theodore and Ricky Lee get a look at one of Angel Oysters' leases during a visit to the Eyre Peninsula.

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