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This is the final report of a project that examined the resilience and mental health and wellbeing of farm families experiencing climate variation in South Australia.
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South Australia's Information Economy Agenda sets out a framework for delivering our digital future.
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This report is a statistical snapshot of South Australia's older population and provides valuable information about what an ageing population means for the state.
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This workforce plan recommends a range of strategies for increasing participation in the development of the construction industry.
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With Australia experiencing its fastest levels of population growth since the 1950s and 60s, issues surrounding urban planning policy are being thrust into the limelight.
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The importance of music as a therapy for patients undergoing palliative care is now the focus of a new study at Flinders University Faculty of Health Sciences.
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South Australian Policy Online (SAPO) has turned 5 years old. From its humble beginnings SAPO has grown to include over 800 publications and nearly 2500 subscribers to the fortnightly newsletter. Five years on Executive Director of the Australian Institute for Social Research, Associate Professor John Spoehr, takes a trip down memory lane and reflects on how SAPO has grown and what the future holds for SAPO.
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Carnegie Mellon University scholarships that support up to 75% of tuition fees for state government employees are available for the last time for the January 2010 intake.
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