Drug dealing couple split up by court
A northern suburbs couple who were dealing meth and using large amounts themselves have been split up – with only one of them being sent off to jail.
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New councillor elected in Mitcham
An Adelaide media identity has been elected to Mitcham Council after the resignation of a councillor earlier this year forced a by-election.
Drug-growing dad was ‘naive’ to join weed operation
A Paralowie dad who grew cannabis at his home to help extinguish his meth-addict son’s drug debt has been given a lifeline by the court – but his son has done a runner.
Cocaine dealer ‘at risk of death’ in jail
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Tree fight court ruling leaves council stumped
A court fight over a 24m-tall eucalyptus tree in one of Adelaide’s most exclusive suburbs has ended – with a court hearing the Australian tree was not native enough.
100-year wait for cricket clubrooms nearly over
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Call for nuisance holiday rentals to face tougher rules
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New solution for Payneham parking woes
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