Terrifying encounter: Woman wakes to intruder in her bedroom
A woman got the shock of her life when she woke to find a stranger – and his dog – in her bedroom, after he allegedly broke into her western suburbs home on Sunday morning.
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Suspect on the run after man slashed with scissors on North Tce
A 51-year-old man was injured after a young man wielding scissors allegedly jabbed him in the chin after an altercation in the city on Sunday morning. The suspect is still on the run.
Young driver ploughs into Tonsley Hotel sign
A 20-year-old allegedly drunk driver and her passengers have escaped unscathed – but a southern suburbs pub wasn’t so lucky – after she smashed into it early on Sunday morning.
Bolivar man dies after Paralowie smash
A 27-year-old has died in hospital, almost a week after crashing into a tree.
$10m facelift for old Adelaide favourite the Arkaba Hotel
The iconic Arkaba Hotel is undergoing a multimillion-dollar revamp – and patrons can take part by sharing their best memories from the past 60 years. See the pictures.
‘Speed, skill and flair’: Teammates pay tribute to rider in tragic crash
David Boxer has been remembered by loved ones after a fatal crash in Adelaide’s north – just hours after another cyclist was fatally struck by a train.
‘Sounded like two cars colliding’: Cyclist killed at rail crossing
A railway line and roads have reopened after a 41-year-old male cyclist was hit and killed by a train at a what locals call an “extremely high-risk crossing.”
Covid cases spike in SA for second week
Covid cases continue to climb in SA, with numbers creeping back into the high 2000s. Should South Australians be concerned about a Triple Threat Virus?
Is this the wackiest waffle dish in Adelaide?
Tomorrow is International Waffle Day – not that you need a reason to enjoy them. There’s something wacky about all of these meals, but one takes the cake … and let’s just say it’s got eyes.
Bureaucratic madness: What it took to get tree at crash crossing lopped
The council was asked to fix a tree obscuring a traffic light after the Marryatville crash. It took going to the Premier in the face of bureaucratic roadblocks for it to be cut back.
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