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SOUTH Australian politicians look to have reached an agreement to allow genetically modified (GM) crops to be grown in the state after a 16-year ban.

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Genetically modified crops such as canola will be able to be planted in South Australia next year.

Genetically modified crops such as canola will be able to be planted in South Australia next year.

South Australia's Liberal Government yesterday announced it had reached a position that will enable legislation to pass to lift the GM food crops moratorium and allow GM crops to be grown on mainland SA....

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