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The end to 3G has to potential to take away service for many Australians, although Telcos say they are working to avoid that. Picture via Shutterstock

The move to switch off 3G services is probably bringing back memories of the initial switch over of CDMA to 3G.

Connectivity concerns raised as 3G closure comes closer

Volunteer ambulance officer Thamsin Dunn, SA Ambulance CEO Rob Elliott and SAAS state duty manager Stacey Solomou. Picture supplied 

The further a person lives from Adelaide, the more likely it is they are a volunteer.

Rural living inspires strong volunteer culture

Former Gepps Cross auctioneer Max Peake during his time as a commission buyer at Dublin. He spent nearly 70 years working with livestock. Picture by Terry Grenville

The voice of South Australian markets and a "true gentleman" is being remembered after a career spanning nearly seven decades.

Voice of South Australian markets Max Peake remembered

There is a cliche that talking about the weather is the most basic of conversational topics.

Weather chat creates real influence on sector

Radiation Treatment Limestone Coast Working Party chair Lachlan Haynes (pictured centre front at Parliament House in May) is hopeful about progress towards a unit at Mount Gambier. Picture by Elizabeth Anderson

Moves towards a potential SA-first regionally-based cancer radiation therapy unit have taken another step in recent times with a feasibility study under way.

Feasibility study considers regional cancer treatment options

Pregnant women across regional SA have been left with uncertainty about where they will be able to give birth. Picture via Shutterstock

In all the considerations when deciding to try for a child (eg avoid a harvest birth when possible), apparently you need to check if there will be a birthing option in your local area in 40 weeks time.

Uncertainty about birthing facilities creating stress

Nutrien Mount Gambier agent and recent Nutrien Ag Solutions Livestock Career
Development Program graduate Cody Benson. Picture supplied

A chance to build networks and make connections is part of what South East-based livestock agent Cody Benson gained from his time with the Nutrien Ag Solutions Livestock Career Development Program.

Career development program helps graduates cultivate path in livestock

Livestock SA CEO Travis Tobin and president Joe Keynes (right) with Ellen Arney, Inverbrackie, Finniss, who was named inaugural winner of the On Farm Biosecurity Farmer of the Year. Picture supplied

An attitude of considering risks and putting strategies in place to protect the farm has resulted in the Arney family winning the inaugural On Farm Biosecurity Farmer of the Year award for South Australian red meat and wool producers.

Inverbrackie named biosecurity leaders as Livestock SA celebrates

Access to palateable drinking water should be standard across South Australian homes. Picture via Shutterstock

Water is one of the most basic requirements for life and access to water is considered by the United Nations as a fundamental right.

Regional water standards should not be lower than metropolitan cousins

Minister for Women Katrine Hildyard, inductee Mary Retallack and SA governor-general Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC. Picture supplied

A drive to share the benefits of environment stewardship within the wine sector has resulted in state-wide recognition for Mary Retallack.