Prominent businessmen and former Adelaide 36ers manager Ben Fitzsimons told a parking inspector he was a “f***ing d***head” and decided to fight it in court. Now it’s cost him nearly $4000.
An Adelaide lawyer, who blew more than twice the legal limit after attending an awards night, has avoided a conviction because it would have “ramifications” for his legal career.
South Australia is about to bring in international students by the planeload. But a South Australian stuck in Victoria can’t come home to see his family. It’s rank hypocrisy, writes Caleb Bond.
Craigburn Farm would get a new bushfire road exit, under a council plan, as residents fear they could be trapped and face a traffic jam if they tried to leave a fire in a hurry.
A wind farm worker whose back locked into place when he bent over while in a wind turbine, sending him to floor in agony and unable to move, has defeated a bid to have his ongoing compensation cut off.
A woman who allegedly lied about testing negative to coronavirus after flying into Adelaide from Sydney is in “poor mental health”, a court has heard, and has applied to be let out on bail.
Christmas is still a few months away, but many of our favourite festive celebrations have already been cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Rod Moss has been elected to Mitcham Council, replacing stalwart Stephen Fisher who retired after suffering a stroke. Fiscal responsibility is top of his list.
Glenunga International High School has 42 fewer carparks than it does staff. Councillors and residents say the streets around it are now an “unsafe” traffic nightmare – and it’s only set to get worse.
An alleged online romance scammer from Rosewater, who was rushed to hospital six hours after his arrest coughing up blood, sent police on a worldwide hunt, a court has heard.
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