Man dies after cancer ‘missed three times by doctors’
He was told he was in the clear, but terminal stomach cancer went unnoticed by doctors on numerous scans, leaving this man with a year to live, an inquest has heard.
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Gang ‘shot wrong man’: Chilling messages allegedly reveal murder plot
Alleged members of an African street gang were conspiring to kill a rival gang member, however, their intended target was not the innocent 18-year-old boy they allegedly shot in the leg, a court has heard.
New twist in thieving MP’s possible jail sentence
An MP who stole money from the education of at-risk kids will be forced to face court for sentencing submissions – but a judge wants to know the cost of replacing him.
Alleged gift shop arsonist linked to tobacco trade war
A court has heard she was already on bail when she allegedly set fire to a gift shop – in what police believe was a targeted attack linked to SA’s illicit tobacco trade.
‘It’s my turn’: Teen girl pinned down by alleged rapist, court told
A young man accused of three counts of rape allegedly held a teenager down before he and a younger co-accused sexually assaulted her, a court has heard.
Basketball ump ‘disgusted’ by her perverted crime against teen
The former Basketball SA referee used her status to prey on an innocent 14-year-old boy – sending nude images to a phone she gave him, a court has heard.
Burnside bootcamp: Entire ‘toxic’ council schooled by lawyers
A “toxic” culture of bullies is running wild at one of Adelaide’s most affluent councils, lawyers have found – and its CEO agrees they need to learn a lesson.
‘Coked-up’ driver in crash that killed two young women pleads guilty
A man driving a car that collided with a bus and killed two young women was on cocaine, a court has heard – but he says he’s not responsible for their deaths.
Major win for methed-up Finks bikie who went on bender
Facing arrest, this Finks bikie decided to “enjoy” himself when he scored more drugs than he expected – now he’s back in court arguing for more freedom.
Councillor told to quit after ‘humiliating’ colleague to tears
An explosive report has found an Adelaide councillor has victimised and humiliated a fellow elected member – the fourth time she’s breached standards.
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