Kobi’s killer dad’s chilling calls in the days leading up to her death
An inquest into the deaths of Baby Kobi and her father has heard phone calls in which he can be heard talking about wanting to take his daughter to the Whispering Wall.
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David Speirs’ secret sell-off: Ex-Lib MP calls in the real estate agents
Several of the investment properties owned by the former SA Opposition leader have quietly hit the market, The Advertiser can reveal.
How to survive a Wiggles’ concert according to a Purple Wiggle
The Wiggles are touring the nation for their latest concert — and Lachy Gillespie, aka the purple Wiggle, has offered his advice on what to expect, and how to survive, the hour-long spectacular.
Now insurance firms are muscling in too amid Adelaide gang war
If the spectre of underground figures isn’t already costing Adelaide’s legal tobacco dealers headaches, this move from big business will.
$12m down, 15 cops up: Meet staff-strapped SAPOL’s new world police
SAPOL has sworn in the first 15 recruits from its $12m international recruitment campaign, as it desperately tries to boost numbers to meet a growing population.
SAPOL hits 17 more Adelaide shops in tobacco war blitz
SA Police have continued their offensive against the illegal tobacco trade, raiding 17 businesses and one home.
Eastern suburbs woman charged with attempted murder during DV crackdown
Almost 90 people were arrested, including a 60-year-old woman for allegedly stabbing her partner, as police targeted known domestic violence offenders in a two-week blitz.
‘Quantity over quality’: Fines quota for road safety revealed
A secret SA Police directive has revealed the amount of roadside drug and alcohol tests needed to be executed by traffic officers in 2024/25.
Frontline cops resorting to buying own dash cams for police cars
SA Police officers are purchasing their own dash cams for their police vehicles in a bid to feel safer and keep motorists accountable.
Proposed shutdown laws to make ‘significant dent’ in SA’s tobacco wars
Mooted laws that would give the Consumer Affairs Minister the power to close shops suspected of selling illicit tobacco are expected to be passed in state parliament this week.
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