THE father of a young man, murdered on New Year’s Eve 2012, says he is disappointed he was not made aware of the findings of a coronial inquest into his son’s killing because of a communication breakdown.
A PREGNANT woman, who was lucky to escape serious injury when a large piece of concrete was thrown at her car on the Southern Expressway, says she is sickened by the thought of what could have happened.
ALMOST 50 motorists were caught driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol on South Australian roads on Australia Day.
A 15-YEAR-OLD who was behind the wheel of a stolen ute that crashed and killed a mother-of-two should be sentenced as an adult because of his extensive criminal history, the Youth Court has heard.
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull has urged doctors to apply for access to imported medicinal cannabis for seriously ill patients until Australian-grown versions of the drug become available.
HOLDEN’S Elizabeth plant will hit the market within months after it said on Friday it would officially close on October 20 — making it a ticking time-bomb for the government’s 2018 election chances if a jobs crisis ensues.
IT’s illegal, but for many chronically ill South Australians medicinal cannabis is a lifesaver. Elizabeth Henson reports on the push to legalise the controversial treatment.
UPDATED: A SOUTH Australian cannabis oil producer, who gives away her products free to ease the pain of the sick and terminally ill, says people she helps will die after police raided her property and seized equipment.
A PARLIAMENTARY inquiry has been launched into SA’s prison system to examine several incidents, including one in which an inmate died after a violent altercation and another where a convicted murderer was able to escape.
SOUTH Australia’s road toll has hit a record figure that has police much happier — but authorities still say there is room for improvement.
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