‘Needless’ welfare checks slashed to save SAPOL time
SA Police have slashed the amount of time officers spend at unnecessary welfare checks as part of a trial of a new triage system.
SA Police have slashed the amount of time officers spend at unnecessary welfare checks as part of a trial of a new triage system.
She used to uphold the law, now this female SA police officer has fronted court for the first time charged with abuse of public office.
The Supreme Court has ordered the proprietors of a southern suburbs cemetery pay more than $30,000 in compensation to interment rights holders, bringing to an end a four-year dispute.
It was rejected years ago because it was too tall and would put neighbours into shadow – now the teachers’ union is back with a slightly smaller plan.
Misleading a client, misappropriating trust money or failing to meet regulatory requirements, these lawyers have been found guilty of professional misconduct. See who ended up in hot water.
Nick Skeyhill thought moving back into his childhood home would be a way to honour his slain father.
Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has condemned a sickening act where an unknown man threw a glass bottle at a woman sleeping rough in Adelaide’s CBD.
An SA man is in custody after Adelaide Airport authorities allegedly found drugs, a weapon, and false identification documents while he was attempting to board a plane.
A teen shares how a snap decision had him racing towards a burning building, putting himself in danger to save a stranger and carrying the injured woman to safety.
Sovereign citizens are increasingly attending South Australian courts, threatening staff and disrupting proceedings.
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