Mount Gambier airport passengers face 'unsustainable' $90 fare hike
By Josh Brine and Conor Burke
Passengers out of SA's biggest regional city could soon see a spike in flight prices as more airports are forced to bring in security screening.

Mount Gambier airport passengers face 'unsustainable' $90 fare hike
By Josh Brine and Conor Burke
Passengers out of SA's biggest regional city could soon see a spike in flight prices as more airports are forced to bring in security screening.
Coalition's $20 billion bucket for rural roads and services 'overdue'
By Nathan Morris and Catherine McAloon
Regional leaders are welcoming the Coalition's pledge for a $20 billion regional future fund, but say it can't be another "exercise in bureaucracy".
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04-10/regional-leaders-welcome-coalition-future-fund-plan/105159842
Regional Queensland mystifies politicians, but voters 'just want the basics'
By Lucy Sweeney and Nathan Morris
In Queensland, more people live outside the capital city than in it. Come on a 3,000km trip into deep Katter country to see what's really behind the regional divide.
$25,000-a-week luxury rehab centre shuts down amid community backlash
By Brooke Chandler
A luxury rehabilitation facility offering tailored mental health and addiction treatment at up to $25,000 a week has closed down, citing a lack of community support.
$25,000 a week luxury rehabilitation shuts down amid community backlash
By Brooke Chandler
A luxury rehabilitation facility offering tailored mental health and addiction treatment at up to $25,000 a week has closed down, citing a lack of community support.
Accusations multi-billion-dollar light rail project 'set up to fail'
By Dominic Cansdale
More than 92 million people have used the Gold Coast's light rail service, but the multi-billion-dollar project's final stage is causing division between the Gold Coast mayor and the Crisafulli government.
Plea for federal funds to grow community trust in renewable zones
By Erin Somerville
Locals in renewable energy hotspots say they have been forced to create their own information groups to address concerns about the rapid energy transition and want the government to pitch in.
Breaking: Hobart stadium developer takes aim at 'errors' in draft planning report
By Chris Rowbottom
The government authority responsible for the proposed Hobart stadium says a scathing draft planning commission report into the project should be given "limited, if any weight", and it has sought and received legal advice.