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A peak body for primary school principals says it is worried abolishing public school fees will see more money flow to wealthier schools, but the SA education minister says all parents were “doing it tough” and federal funding would go to addressing inequality. Source link

Despite living in a city of more than 40,000 people, 85-year-old Jan Whalan faces an hour’s trip on her mobility scooter to get to the shops.  Source link

Seafood operators are struggling to stay afloat, with the nation’s biggest wild-caught tuna and swordfish company confirming it is shutting up shop. Source link

Wall Street ends a weak month with a massive gain, as investors eye a possible end to US military action in Iran, and Australian shares follow.  Source link

RS Rewards claims to have given away more than $10 million worth of cars, houses and cash. But its licence has just been cancelled. Source link

Demand is high for an Adelaide dental program that offers free services to patients who have experienced homelessness or who have trouble accessing conventional care. Source link

A property developer who illegally cut down hundreds of native trees has lodged a new plan to build a lavish $10 million, six-bedroom mansion in Sydney’s south. Source link

A private developer who wants to build a standing camp on an island in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area tells the ABC he has requested another lease extension, amid an outcry from the Tasmanian Greens. Source link

There is a significant divide between property price growth in major cities as buyers weigh up interest rate hikes and geopolitical tensions. Source link

Queensland commuters have been warned to expect disruptions to train services on Wednesday as workers take industrial action over a “bargaining dispute”.  Source link