$43 million flows to community centres across SA
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$43 million to support Community Centres across SA
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More than 60 community centres across South Australia will share in record State Government funding of $43 million over the next nine years.

Harnessing the world game to kick out hate
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Come together on 6 October for a community soccer tournament that aims to discourage anti-social behaviour and raise awareness of the risks

Nearly $500k in minor grants to bolster community projects
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Sixty community organisations have each been awarded a grant of up to $10,000 to help tackle infrastructure upgrades, fund community-minded
