Uber bid hailed as a lift for job hope
ADELAIDE should trial controversial ride-sharing service Uber to gauge whether it can create jobs here, the Opposition says, as figures show the Transport Minister’s staff used it during an overseas trip.
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SA small business fined $5000 for refusing to pay $550 fine
EXCLUSIVE: AN Adelaide small business has been fined thousands of dollars for breaching workplace laws after a landmark ruling over its refusal to pay a significantly smaller fine to the country’s employment watchdog.
Sports academy boss charged with public service fraud
EXCLUSIVE: A senior public servant defrauded thousands of dollars from the Education Department while in charge of an important indigenous sports program, prosecutors allege.
SA fashion icon v Tax office
ONE of South Australia’s leading fashion designers, Liza Emanuele, is embroiled in a court dispute over a six-figure tax bill.
Threat of class action amid a flood of resident concern
AN Adelaide stormwater project designed to protect thousands of homes from a catastrophic flood is at the centre of a government spending watchdog investigation into alleged mismanagement.
Fishermen ‘did not pillage’ ocean for abalone hoard
A GROUP of fishermen illegally poached thousands of dollars worth of abalone because of cultural reasons, a court has heard.
Agy sells on amid fight to recoup $13m debt
A GLAMOROUS former Adelaide entrepreneur whose luxury fashion company collapsed with debts of almost $13 million has launched a new business despite creditors still fighting to recoup losses.
Case of the missing Mayoress opal is solved, sort of
THE “missing” Lady Mayoress opal given to an overseas mayor is not on public display but instead in guarded storage, fuelling calls for it to return to Adelaide.
Mayoress and the case of the missing opal
THE mystery of the Lady Mayoress’ opal is a story of splendour, superstition and a bitter feud in the corridors of the Adelaide Town Hall – and after more than 30 years it can be revealed.
Royal Croquet Club ‘breached liquor laws’
ALREADY embroiled in a row over the use of prime public city space, one of the Fringe Festival’s biggest events is also being prosecuted over suspected alcohol law breaches.
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