Tobacco arson attacks spark fears of new SA underworld crime war
Tensions among rival interstate organised crime gangs over the lucrative tobacco trade are spilling into Adelaide, sparking warnings we are “on the cusp of a new war”.
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Former DPP urges for fast-track DV special court to protect victims
A new specialised domestic violence court – with plenty of specially-trained staff – is needed to better protect victims and improve outcomes, a former DPP says.
‘Can’t guarantee your safety’: Red alert on Hindley St as cops bail
The number of SAPOL officers patrolling the notorious party strip has plummeted, the police union has warned.
Top chef accused of violent attack on influencer ex
A popular Adelaide chef who worked with culinary icons such as Jock Zonfrillo and Massimo Bottura has faced court on domestic violence charges relating to his food influencer ex-girlfriend.
Suspended: Who is the SA public service boss under investigation?
Top bureaucrat Dini Soulio has been suspended amid allegations of sexual harassment. But who is Mr Soulio? Here’s what we know so far.
Top bureaucrat suspended amid sexual harassment claims
One of the state’s most senior public servants is under an internal investigation over allegations of misconduct during his time as South Australia’s consumer watchdog.
New ICAC boss revealed as Vanstone finishes up
ICAC boss Ann Vanstone will end her reign as the state’s anti-corruption commissioner on Friday. The state government has appointed her successor.
Cocaine trade is booming: This is how it’s getting into SA
Australians are snorting more than ever, turning the cocaine business into a high risk but also high return venture. And the way it’s getting into our cities is now even more sophisticated.
Man killed as neighbourhood altercation turns deadly
A late-night altercation has allegedly escalated to involve a neighbour, leaving one man dead and another likely to be charged with manslaughter.
Review exposes, slams SA Police’s closed shop on bad cops
Investigations into the conduct of some SA Police officers have been hindered by fellow cops refusing to co-operate with the state’s anti-corruption commission, a new report reveals.
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