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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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02/02/18 State Premier Jay Weahtherill, State Liberal Leader Steven Marshall and SA Best Leader Nick Xenophon at the SA Press Club political leaders debate at the Grand Chancellor Hotel in the city. photo Calum Robertson

Secret public service plan for SA Best ministers

TOP-LEVEL briefs are being compiled at the highest echelons of the public service for the possibility of an SA Best-led government after the state election.

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AFL players ‘selling GF tickets for $2500’

AFL players ‘selling GF tickets for $2500’

DESPERATE Crows fans who failed to secure a balloted Grand Final ticket are willing to part with thousands to watch them live — as allegations emerge AFL players are selling their tickets for up to $2500.

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Man who stabbed parents to be detained

Man who stabbed parents to be detained

A MAN who stabbed his parents because he thought they were aliens, will be detained in a secure mental health facility for at least the next decade despite his family’s pleas he be released into their care.

Supplied Editorial Harvinder Kaur who died in a car crash on the Sturt Highway in August 2014. The man responsible f

Family’s grief as driver avoids jail over fatal crash

The family of a woman killed by an Asian tourist tell of their grief as the man avoids an immediate jail term after being found guilty of death by dangerous driving.

Arrtist Impression of Vue on King William proposal from Asian Pacific Group, designed by Woods Bagot.

New hotels drive city’s $905m changing face

MORE than $900 million worth of city development has been approved in the past couple of years with new hotels poised to drive the changing face of the CBD.

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Our fastest-growing tourist spot is a killer

Our fastest-growing tourist spot is a killer

IT may be home to the dead but tourism is alive at Australia’s oldest operating cemetery.

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