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Piccolo working for the electorate

1:16 PM | Tony Piccolo, the member for Light in state parliament, is amused that city media has raised the issue of the spending habits of our politicians.

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A grand total raised by Barossa volunteers

1:13 PM | The final fundraising tally for the recent Shear Wishes in Eudunda was $40,000; money which will now support children with a life-threatening medical condition.

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Make your cuppa count

1:08 PM | The Herald urges the public to dig deep during organised Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea events in the region this month.

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Barossa is ripe for the picking

1:05 PM | Myri Timotheou, Advantage SA Awards co-ordinator, left, takes some time out at the Tanunda Rotunda on Thursday with Charlotte Williams and Craig Grocke from Regional Development Australia (RDA) Barossa.

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History Wiki for Gawler

1:02 PM | The Gawler History Team will launch its 'Gawler Now and Then' Wiki site this Sunday, which will be a boon for family historians, general historians and lovers of local history.

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A grand total raised by Barossa volunteers

12:59 PM | The final fundraising tally for the recent Shear Wishes in Eudunda was $40,000; money which will now support children with a life-threatening medical condition. | Leaving his mark on Barossa ...

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Barossa pair's pigeon pursuit

12:55 PM | Riverton's Leith Jenkins and Angaston's Jules de Brenni both know a good bird when they see one. They specialise in the feathered variety with pigeons being their particular fancy.

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Barossa faces moderate rate rise

12:52 PM | Residential ratepayers in the Barossa are on average facing a 4.6 per cent rate rise under the 2012-13 draft budget released for public consultation this week. |

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Smelter to reduce its lead emissions

11:27 AM | Nyrstar smelter will face stricter licence conditions requiring it to reduce lead emissions within a few weeks. Environment Minister Paul Caica told State Parliament last Wednesday that the Environment Protection Authority would impose new conditions.

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Big opportunities

9:58 AM | Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government Simon Crean visited Whyalla on Thursday to discuss the future of the region.

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New convent to be built in Penola

9:33 AM | TWO years after a private house crumbled under the force of a devastating tornado in Penola, the land on which it stood is being developed as a sacred site expected to have international importance.

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Geranium’s karate kids

9:26 AM | KARATE is on the curriculum of the Geranium Primary School this term as part of a Federal Govern-ment grant to keep children active.

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Remembering personnel

9:25 AM | THE Returned and Services League of Mannum has added plaques to its Anzac commemorative wall in order to remember the many conflicts in which Australia has been involved.

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Veterans plan Anzac park for Meningie

9:22 AM | MENINGIE’S Returned and Services League president has proposed an Anzac park be established around the town’s war memorial.

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Regional development must be funded: Opposition

9:22 AM | THE chief executive of the Murraylands development board says he is confident its funding will be renewed, but the Opposition has demanded the State Government guarantee its support.

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Foodies’ tuition in nutrition

9:21 AM | THE Murraylands’ first community foodies have begun training to bring the message of good nutrition to the people.

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Hospital backflip

9:20 AM | KEITH District Hospital has knocked back a State Government offer to take over the hospital but has accepted a $350,000 grant to keep it running for the next year.

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Mystery illness

9:17 AM | A WOMBAT rescue organisation in the Murraylands wants to execute emergency food drops in an effort to save the State’s faunal emblem from a deadly unknown illness. But the State Government and scientists have called for some patience while they struggle to understand the mystery ailment.

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Thousands head trackside for Gold Cup

4:30 AM | MOUNT Gambier Racing Club officials have described the Scott Group of Companies Mount Gambier Gold Cup Carnival as a great success, despite crowd numbers falling this year.

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