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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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File pics of Ibrahim Hotak who's body was found on Eyre Highway in SA’s Far West. Pics - Facebook

Friends rally around Outback victim’s family

The Afghani community throughout the state are rallying behind a popular Adelaide father allegedly murdered by his close friend during an Outback road trip.

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File pics of Ibrahim Hotak who's body was found on Eyre Highway in SA’s Far West. Pics - Facebook

Why did an Outback road trip ‘end in murder’?

Devastated friends of a popular Adelaide father allegedly murdered by a friend and dumped on a remote highway say his death is a “big loss” to the SA community.

Morphett Vale murder victim Steven Hinrichsen. Picture Facebook

Grandfather attacked 70 times in his home

A grandfather murdered in his southern suburbs home at the weekend was attacked up to 70 times by three people, including someone he knew, a court has heard.

Andrea Dorothy Chan Reyes who is facing extradition from Adelaide accused of fleeing Los Angeles after allegedly being involved in a hit-run accident that killed cyclist Agustin Rodriguez Jr in January 2017. Picture: FBI

Adelaide FBI fugitive to fight extradition to US

An American businesswoman wanted by the FBI over the hit-run death of a cyclist will fight extradition to the US, despite it meaning she will spend almost a year “languishing” in an Adelaide jail, a court has heard.

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Andrea Dorothy Chan Reyes who is facing extradition from Adelaide accused of fleeing Los Angeles after allegedly being involved in a hit-run accident that killed cyclist Agustin Rodriguez Jr in January 2017. Picture: FBI

FBI fugitive’s boyfriend: We wanted to start a family

An American businesswoman wanted by the FBI over a Californian hit-run death of a cyclist was planning to raise a family in Adelaide, her fiance has revealed.

DON"T USE WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM PIC DESKMorphett Vale murder victim

Three charged over murder of grandfather

Police have returned to the home of a southern-suburbs grandfather who was found dead on Saturday to search for clues. Three people have been charged with the murder.

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A vigil for Agustin Rodriguez Jr who died in a hit-run in January 2017. The alleged driver Andrea Dorothy Chan Reyes, who is facing extradition accused of fleeing Los Angeles after the crash. Picture: supplied by family

Adelaide FBI fugitive ‘robbed girl of father’

A cyclist allegedly killed by an American businesswoman in a hit-run before she fled to Adelaide, where she was caught by the FBI, spent his last day celebrating with his relatives and infant daughter, his family has revealed.

The chase spanning the globe for fugitive Andrea Dorothy Chan Reyes.

LA to Hong Kong: An FBI fugitive’s journey to SA

A father-of-four killed in Los Angeles. A fortuitous discovery in Idaho. And a master of disguise who hid in Hong Kong. Follow the trail as The Advertiser maps the web of secrets that led the FBI to an alleged killer in Adelaide.

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North & North East

Mal Hemmerling is looking at ways to grow Elizabeth in Adelaide's Northern suburbs.

Sacked Playford CEO ‘victim of a partisan council’

Playford Council’s sacked chief executive Mal Hemmerling claims the “highly partisan” council took extraordinary actions against him, Supreme Court documents allege.

15/11/18 - New Port Pirie Mayor Leon Stephens on his Harley in front of his store Boats 'n' Bikes in Port Pirie.Picture: Tom Huntley

Troubled council’s new mayor in strife

The newly-elected mayor of a scandal-plagued regional council has been found guilty of misconduct after he launched a recruitment drive for a new boss two weeks early, an official inquiry has found.

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