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Expensive watches, work bags and gold-plated stationary claimed in SA Health scheme
Expensive watches, work bags and gold-plated stationary claimed in SA Health scheme Tue 2 Jun 2026 at 5:12pm In short: An anti-corruption evaluation has uncovered what public sector medical officers in South Australia have claimed under professional development reimbursements. Some of the expenditure includes $12,000 to attend a wellness retreat, more than $7,000 for a work bag and a watch valued at almost $23,000.
New bulk-billing contraceptive centres aim to combat information void
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Are you a winner or loser in this year's SA budget?
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Seized greyhounds looked like 'RSPCA cases', kennel owner says
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Family's 'worst nightmare' after purchasing home filled with defects
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