‘I went to China to forget about killing my mother’
ACCUSED murderer Wei Li has told a Supreme Court jury he “spent months in China forgetting about” killing his mother at their Burnside home. | See the video
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‘I was beaten if I didn’t get straight As’
UPDATED: A former high-achieving student who fled Australia has told a jury he killed his “yelling, screaming” mother in self-defence after she “came at” him because he was practising martial arts instead of the piano.
Friend helped accused killer buy ticket to Singapore
A WITNESS in the Wei Li murder trial has told court he gave money to the alleged killer so he could buy a one-way ticket to Singapore and fulfil his “mission” to kill himself.
Murdered for ‘backing out of joint yacht deal’
WILLUNGA artist Dale McCauley was murdered following a dispute over a joint yacht purchase, a court has heard almost two decades after his death.
Illegal smokers still lighting up in the Mall
SMOKERS are still lighting up in Rundle Mall in the busy holiday period, despite a ban being introduced more than three years ago.
What’s Proclamation Day for, anyway?
TWO out of three South Australians do not know what Proclamation Day is, a survey conducted by The Advertiser suggests.
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