More sophisticated weapons would be used by specialist police officers to better respond to a South Australian terrorist attack or major event crimes, under plans outlined by the state’s top cop.
More than a dozen South Australian groups are being monitored for their extremist views as authorities boost the state’s counter-terrorism firepower.
Kirsty Boden, the Riverland woman hailed the “Angel of London Bridge” after the 2017 terror attack, will be posthumously awarded one of the country’s highest bravery honours.
An American businesswoman wanted by the FBI over a California fatal hit-run is “manipulating” the system as she seeks release from an Adelaide jail while awaiting extradition, a court has heard.
A motorist will face court next month accused of killing a pensioner by dangerous driving in a horror head-on crash between two cars in the state’s Mid North.
UPDATED: Veterans angered by RSL South Australia cancelling the traditional sausage sizzle and beer event after the Anzac Day march, are planning to hold a substitute event amid mounting calls for State Government intervention.
A week on from the Christchurch massacre, the Adelaide Islamic community came together to pray for peace in the face of evil, writes Andrew Hough.
As this manipulative paedophile who abused children in after-school care stood in court with his head bowed, a brave victim told him to his face how his crimes had damaged her for years.
The state’s largest prison was sent into lockdown on Saturday after a suspicious package addressed to high-profile prisoner Domenic Perre was dumped at its door.
They are usually solemn, peaceful places of prayer and reflection. But on Friday two mosques in central Christchurch were scenes of murderous carnage in the worst mass shooting to hit New Zealand.
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