Man hit by car at Burnside Village shopping centre
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Political legend’s goodbye: State funeral finalised for former premier
Liberal heavyweight Steele Hall will be farewelled at a state service — with a fitting nod to his immense contribution to the state. See the details.
‘Dad no!’: SA man’s baffling shark act leaves onlookers stunned
A Kangaroo Island father has gone viral after mind-blowing video emerged of him wrangling a 3m monster shark – but his bold act has left viewers divided.
We did investigate: Stevens burns Wade on cop’s alleged assault claim
The police commissioner has used his powers to set the record straight, revealing previously secret details about a cop union candidate’s misconduct.
Top banana: SA fruit and veg shop named nation’s best
A family-run fruit and veg store has taken home the top gong in a prestigious national award – and revealed the secret to its success.
Bold $135m plans for 350 new homes to battle SA’s housing crisis
A mega cash injection to house more than 700 South Australians has been revealed, starting with 50 affordable apartments in the south. See the full list of projects.
Call for senior cop to explain ‘factually incorrect’ bombshell
A senior cop running for head of a powerful union has been challenged to explain which aspects of bombshell indecent assault claims aired in parliament are “factually incorrect”.
‘Australians are lazy pieces of sh*t’: Radio star’s stunning rant
Outspoken radio presenter and former AFL player Stephen Rowe has levelled a bizarre, seemingly unprompted rant on air at “lazy” Australians.
Police union furore: How ‘worst-kept secret’ upended election
Bombshell claims against a police officer running for head of the powerful union have been aired in parliament. Here’s everything we know.
‘Campaign will continue’: Union cop defiant as new assault claims hit parli
Wade Burns says his bid to head one of the state’s most powerful unions won’t be slowed, as more bombshell allegations are aired in parliament.
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