Alleged killer driver pleads not guilty to causing horrific crash
A young man will stand trial over allegations he mowed down a woman on the Northern Expressway and killed her before fleeing the scene.
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Bizarre backflip for state’s most controversial servo
A controversial servo site that was the subject of a bitter SA-first legal battle between its owner and council is up for sale in a shock development.
Alleged $180k Hells Angel blackmailer granted release
A Seaton restaurant owner implemented an inexplicable interest rate when he allegedly blackmailed a supposed Hells Angel bikie for almost $200,000.
‘Disruption, angst, distress’: School reacts to shooting threat
Kids were kept home, police rushed to the scene, and a 14-year-old will appear in court. Now, the school has responded to a shooting threat that rocked its community.
‘Disturbing’: Woman arrested over alleged violent, racist hospital spat
A northern suburbs woman’s Lyell Mac fury at nurses spilt over into her allegedly assaulting two security guards and lashing one of them with racial slurs, a court has heard.
Local SA footy journeyman’s strangulation charge dropped
An allegation he strangled a woman he met on an online dating service has been dropped, but a footy journeyman who has played for nine amateur SA clubs still faces serious charges.
Alleged teen stabber ‘vulnerable’, now lives with protected person
The teen who allegedly stabbed a longtime nemesis at a shopping centre has been granted highly unusual bail conditions. Here’s why a magistrate made that call.
‘Bigger and better’: Popular arts staple to boom in iconic SA spot
It’s been a staple of the arts calendar of the area for 35 years – now this iconic exhibition, which helped its locals recover from devastation in 2020 – expects to boom this year.
Country woman allegedly ripped off elderly victim of almost $200k
A woman from a tiny country South Australian town allegedly stole a small fortune from an elderly woman over the course of three years.
Forgot kids’ names: Extent of alleged curry thief’s brain injury
He allegedly entered a curry shop demanding money and used a baseball bat as a threat. Months later, after a citizen’s arrest and brain surgery, he can’t remember his kids’ names.
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