Mali tells Tarzia to speak up on Speirs as first court date revealed
The Premier has defended his decision to remain quiet about David Speirs’ arrest. But he says it’s time the Opposition Leader broke his silence.
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Labor announces candidate to run for Black after David Speirs quits
SA Labor has wasted no time preselecting its candidate for the seat of Black after David Speirs announced he was quitting parliament. The former Liberal leader has been charged with drug offences.
Cons jump queue as prison ‘holidays’ add to ramping gridlock
Documents have revealed taxpayers foot a $26 million prison guard bill over the past three years allowing over 6000 inmates to go to a public hospital.
‘Pull your heads in’: Mali blasts anti-Israel rally – but won’t ban it
The Premier says banning the October 7 protest stunt would be akin to a move by Hamas or Putin as he called on organisers to do the right thing themselves.
Clock is ticking as SAPOL admits ‘complex’ issue tough to beat
A new government survey reveals SA Police is facing a mass exodus of employees – and the police commissioner admits there’s room for improvement.
Homebuyer nightmare: SA woman scammed out of more than $800,000
After one South Australian woman tried transferring more than $800,000 to her conveyancer to buy a home, she soon realised something was very wrong.
Landmark consumer watchdog review to probe ‘toxic’ agency
South Australia’s consumer watchdog is at the centre of an unprecedented investigation into “toxic” workplace allegations after sex scandal claims embroiled its former chief.
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”.
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.
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