It takes extreme bravery to run towards perilous danger in a bid to save a total stranger. But such incredible feats were on full display after a fiery crash on a busy city street.
I was hit by a car going 170km/h. I shouldn’t be here. But after I was left unconscious, burning and trapped, something incredible happened, writes Advertiser journalist Ben Hyde.
THREE years of crash data has been compiled to show the most dangerous intersections and stretches of road across South Australia. Find out where they are.
FIVE and a half years ago, even being able to say the words “I do” seemed a long shot for Jason Lindsley. As heartwarming stories go, this is a beauty.
THE man accused of a harrowing attack on two female backpackers on a remote Coorong beach has several online profiles. Find out how he described himself and what his neighbours have to say.
NEW Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has flagged privatising sections of the force as part of a widespread operational restructure he will implement.
A CORONIAL inquest will be held into the drowning of three men at Fleurieu Peninsula beaches over the past three years.
ONE of Bank Street’s largest landlords says he warned the State Government a $1 million upgrade of the strip would cause trouble.
POLITICIANS from every point on the spectrum have put aside their differences to pay tribute to one of the nice guys of politics, the member for Fisher, Bob Such, who died yesterday.
BANK St traders have called for a rethink of the so called pedestrian friendly laneway to stop it becoming “the dodgiest street in Adelaide” after dark.
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