Stephanie Richards is a reporter with ABC News South Australia. She has a diverse range of interests, including public health, the housing market, and the publishing industry, while also bringing attention to themes related to animals and animal products. An award-winning journalist, she has been featured in The New Daily, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), and EIN Presswire, and has twice been named Young Journalist of the Year in South Australia.
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Stephanie's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in South Australia and Adelaide, encompassing topics such as education, healthcare, crime, child protection, and government & politics. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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The SA Housing Trust has apologised to one of its tenants, after it took four years to remove black mould from her home.
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A prominent child protection advocate has accused the South Australian premier of breaking a promise, after his department refused to release the findings of a review into the deaths of two children.
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A Queensland man who is taking legal action to halt the South Australian government's plans for a MotoGP circuit has told a court he is concerned about rider safety on the proposed track.
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When Kelli Karrikarringka Owen needed a kidney transplant 10 years ago, her family members offered to donate their organs.
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Child protection workers acted in error when they "informally" placed three South Australian children in the care of family members, against their mothers' wishes, the state's Ombudsman has found.
