Can we crack a tinnie yet? Crows fans split on tipping out beer can ban
Footy fans were divided on calls to bring tinnies back to Adelaide Oval on Saturday, as some said they feared drinks could easily become missiles. Vote in the poll.
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Water out of fish: Anglers’ new fears over EP drying up
A new row is brewing over fresh water in SA’s west as fears are revived a controversial fix will devastate fishing — and Canberra hopefuls are now wading in.
Would you put a restaurant or cable car on the Bluff?
It’s one of the best loved sights in South Australia, affording great views of Victor Harbor. Now the council wants the public to say what you want at the Bluff.
Top jockey explains what’s killing racing in SA
Legendary South Australian jockey Kerrin McEvoy says the state’s racing industry is being crippled by a government impost which is forcing trainers and jockeys interstate.
Consumers want to choose whether or not to have gas
Consumers want to choose how to power and heat their homes as the rising cost of living is making energy bills a hot issue.
Why the Deputy Premier wouldn’t rule on sand pipe
A war of words has erupted over Adelaide’s beaches as the Deputy Premier revealed she withdrew from a decision to scrap a controversial coastal sand pipe to avoid a conflict of interest.
Free English lessons helping Ukraine refugees in Adelaide
A fundraiser is helping refugees from Ukraine settle in to safety in South Australia – and our state is responding to the heartbreaking stories from the war zone.
Labor says it will get moving on Marion Rd upgrade
Labor streaks ahead in the race to reduce traffic congestion on Marion Rd, which is a hot-button issue for voters in Boothby who are fed up with waiting.
The pest that’s laying waste to avenues of honour
Stately elm trees, including many avenues of honour, are under attack from the devastating elm leaf beetle, on the march again after two mild summers.
Wash out: Semaphore sand pipeline officially scrapped
The new state government has officially dumped the planned Semaphore sand pipeline to replenish West Beach – and will now go back to the drawing board.
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