‘Exciting and emotional’: SA cop breaks world record on Australia Day
A father and son duo have set a sky-high record after completing the most number of consecutive loops in one flight.
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Have you seen him? Manhunt for Banh Mi shop fluoro thug
The hunt is on for a man in a fluoro top who threatened staff at a popular Adelaide restaurant with what looked like a gun before stealing cash in a lightning-quick robbery.
CCTV captures hooded man – armed with a gun – stalking suburban streets
A threatening man has been spotted on a doorbell camera, wearing a balaclava and armed with gun. And he remains at large.
Club reveals reason behind axing league’s last cheerleaders
Two main factors have led to the decision to call time on the last remaining cheerleading group in South Australian football.
Hills business devastated by lithium battery blaze
A Hills family has lost their business after their uninsured workshop was ravaged by a fire caused by a lithium ion battery explosion.
‘Where are their parents?’: Youth crime reoffending skyrockets
The state’s youth crime has skyrocketed by 140 per cent forcing SA Police’s Acting Assistant Commissioner to question the role of the parents.
Teen arrest as riders reel from bike path booby-traps
SA Police have arrested and charged an 18-year-old man after three cyclists reported wire traps on a busy southern suburbs bike way.
Cop bashers in police crosshairs as union pushes for change
The police union is calling for harsher penalties against convicted perpetrators of police assaults with the government making a surprising response.
Three children injured in boating inflatable tube collision
A boat towing three boys on an inflatable tube has crashed on the River Murray, injuring all the children on board.
Man, 65, seriously injured in motorcycle crash at Victor Harbor
A Victor Harbor man sustained life-threatening injuries when his Harley Davidson collided with a car in the holiday town.
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