Jasmine Hughes, 17, lost her first car in an arson attack on Wednesday – before she’d even had a chance to drive it. Now the community has rallied behind her, helping to raise thousands of dollars to replace her pride and joy.
Brad Crouch has posted an apology on Instagram, saying he is “ashamed, embarrassed and disappointed” for allegedly being found with illicit drugs on Grenfell St on Monday morning. READ HIS APOLOGY
Authorities have launched an investigation into how a prisoner managed to climb into the roof space at Yatala as he was waiting on his own in a video link room.
A Hills school community is hoping the vandals who stole a time capsule placed during its centenary celebration have an attack of conscience and return the treasures inside.
A young man has been rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after colliding with a 4WD towing a horse float on Wednesday morning.
Jasmine Hughes, 17, has been left “trembling” after her first car – which she had taken more than a year to save for and hadn’t even had a chance to drive – was set alight in what police say was a deliberately lit fire.
The state’s peak motoring body says motorists could save $30 a tank if they shop around for fuel today – as prices are varying up to 50c/L across outlets.
A woman remains on the run after punching a male retail worker, and swinging a metal scooter at him after he asked to check her bags at a Salisbury shopping centre last week.
Two step-brother Levi Morrow, 7, and Tyler Spencer, 11, who went missing while walking yesterday afternoon have been found safe and well.
The mother of Tim Dawes, who fell to his death from an apartment block in the CBD earlier this month, has delivered a touching message at his funeral.
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