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Andrew HoughInvestigations editor

Andrew Hough is The Advertiser’s award-winning investigations editor, reporting on major issues that affect South Australians. As a senior journalist with two decades of experience, he recently spent almost three years leading The Advertiser’s coverage of SA’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic. This followed experience in a wide range of areas across general news, crime, sports and politics. He joined The Advertiser as a cadet in 2003 before moving to Britain in 2006, working at the London Evening Standard, Reuters and The Daily Telegraph. He returned home to Adelaide in 2013. Do you have a story worth investigating? Email him at andrew.hough@news.com.au

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Police are investigating a boating accident at Robe this afternoon. Two people were seriously injured after two boats collided during a ski race about 2.15pm on Saturday 23 February. Police and emergency services attended the scene near the Robe boat ramp. Two people were taken to the local hospital with potentially life threatening injuries and may be airlifted to Adelaide for further treatment - picture supplied

Boating tragedies leave four men fighting for their lives

Two separate boating incidents in the past 24 hours have left four men fighting for their lives in hospital overnight.

Law and Order

Man stabbed at hotel in Adelaide’s west

A man has been rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital after being stabbed at a hotel in Adelaide’s western suburbs.

SA News

MUST CREDITL-R: Chief Executive, SA Tourism Commission – Rodney Harrex, CEO & Managing Director Helloworld Travel Limited – Andrew Burnes, Premier of South Australia – the Hon. Steven Marshall MP, Executive Director and Head of Wholesale & Inbound Helloworld Travel Limited – Cinzia Burnes, Chairman Helloworld Travel Limited – Garry Hounsell/EBT Travel News

Questions over SA Government’s travel contract

The company at the centre of federal and diplomatic controversy has been awarded a lucrative contract to manage the State Government’s travel.

ExclusiveFringe

Pulse Pic - early morning pics at the garden of unearthly delights - have a look at the set up of the rcc at the Adelaide uni grounds, Friday February 15, 2019 - pic AAP

Superloop 500 vs Fringe: It’s a Mad March showdown

A potential “Mad March” clash is looming between organisers of the Superloop 500 and the Adelaide Fringe Festival — forcing the State Government to seek urgent expert advice.

Law and Order

Luke Brandon, 33, is currently wanted on a parole board warrant and his whereabouts are unknown.Luke Brandon is Caucasian, 175cm, with a slim build.He is believed to be driving a silver sedan with SA registration XOY-970. The vehicle is recorded as a silver Honda Civic sedan.

Escapee wanted in second manhunt in 16 months

A manhunt has been launched for an escapee who evaded authorities for the second time in almost 16 months.

SA News

Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) in Adelaide, Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. Picture: MATT LOXTON

Hospital budget fixers face parliamentary grilling

The taxpayer-funded corporate administrators hired to fix SA Health’s budget crisis will face questioning about its plan, and whether its workers are suitable for the job, on Monday.

Law and Order

SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL. Lisa Cunningham looks back at the court during a hearing in the murder case of of 7-year-old Sanaa Cunningham at the Maricopa County Superior Court on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018 in Phoenix, Arizona. Both Lisa and her husband Germayne Cunningham face the death penalty in the murder case.

Accused murderer’s hope for legal help

A South Australian woman who could face execution if she is convicted of her stepdaughter’s murder in the US is hoping for taxpayer legal help to fight her charges.

North & North East

Dr Mal Hemmerling and Playford Mayor Glenn Docherty in 2015 after he was signed as the local authority's chief executive officer. Picture: Playford Council

Council keeps its Hemmerling legal bill secret

Playford Council ratepayers are being kept in the dark about escalating legal costs as the council hires one of the state’s top QCs to fight its former chief executive in court. Sources say “the public needs to know” about the estimated six-figure legal bill.

ReviewSA News

Phil Collins at Adelaide Oval, as part of his, 'Not Dead Yet' tour, Friday, Jan. 25, 2019. Picture: MATT LOXTON

Even a seated Phil Collins still brings a crowd to its feet

While Phil Collins may be forced to perform seated — his repertoire of hits still brought a rapturous 30,000-strong Adelaide crowd to their feet.

SA News

Former councillor Denis Davey claims Playford Council deputy mayor Marilyn Baker slapped him at a cafe.last week.

Playford deputy mayor slapped me in cafe, claims ex-councillor

A former councillor has accused a northern suburbs deputy mayor of assaulting him during an altercation at a cafe in a popular shopping centre.

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