Grain Producers Australia has welcomed the South Australian Government’s decision to delay proposed workplace changes to phosphine use by at least 18 months, covering the next two grain harvests.

The RAA is doubling its members’ fuel discount to 20 cents per litre for the final weekend of the South Australian school holidays, in a bid to give South Aussies some relief amid ongoing high fuel prices and rising cost-of-living pressures.

Grain Producers SA is calling on growers and the wider community to help build the soundtrack for what could be a record South Australian grain harvest, with nominations now open for the 2026 Harvest 100.

Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin has criticised the Albanese Government for failing to act as regional Australians face the loss of Network 10 from free-to-air television.

Federal Member for Grey Tom Venning says the South Australian Government's decision to indefinitely delay Coober Pedy's return to an elected council is a disappointing setback for the community.

South Australian motorists are being reminded that school zones don’t take a break during the school holidays, with the RAA urging drivers to slow down and remain alert for children when driving around schools.

South Australia’s grain production forecast has risen to 11.6 million tonnes, with PIRSA predicting one of the state’s strongest seasons on record.

IMAGE: Coorong District Council By FlowFM press team Tintinara, one hour south of Murray Bridge on the Dukes Highway toward Melbourne, has a purpose-built medical centre just like many small towns. However, due to severe staff shortages, it has not had an occupant and today sits largely vacant despite the attached SA Ambulance facility. The Coorong Council and the Local Health Network (LHN) have been in communication to try and find solutions to the lack of doctor and nursing

The sale of the Whyalla Steelworks has been delayed by up to six months, with concerns the extended timeline could see skilled workers leave the community. The delay comes just a week after more than 800 jobs were lost following the permanent closure of the site's blast furnace, with Federal Member for Grey Tom Venning saying the latest development creates further uncertainty for Whyalla.