It’ll be the end of the vine, say growers, in $20m compo bid
One of Australia’s largest tomato growers say they deserve compensation but the state government says its actions have saved their industry millions.
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SA’s most epic fine dodger racks up near $400k bill
Two South Australians from the same tiny town have been exposed as the state’s worst fine evaders, owing almost $730k between them. See the full list.
Oh darn it’s happened again! O-Bahn mishap leaves driver red-faced
An elderly motorist has taken a wrong turn ending up on the O-Bahn track and needing a crane to help him out.
School mums allegedly fleeced $60k in 6yo ‘cancer scam’
A breathtaking scam that allegedly fleeced a good-hearted school community has shocked South Australia.
‘Messed up’: Alleged child cancer scam victims left in dismay
People who donated to an alleged child cancer scam and parents at the school of the boy at the centre of it have expressed dismay about the allegation of deceit by the parents.
Farmers plead for help as billion-dollar drought losses to hit SA
South Australian grain farmers are expected to harvest one of the worst crops in years due to this year’s drought, punching a nearly $2bn hole in the state’s economy.
Race interstate: SA baby’s journey for heart surgery
First-time parents Brooke Guildford and Morgan Ellery rushed their five-week-old vomiting baby girl to hospital, only to receive a life-altering diagnosis.
Council’s surprise ploy to get plethora of parked cars off streets
An Adelaide council at its wits’ end over streets becoming increasingly clogged with parked cars is proposing a major change to clear them up.
CBD buildings could help student bed shortage after uni merger
A leading Adelaide businessman says the adaptive reuse of vacant city buildings could help ease a significant student bed shortage expected after the Adelaide University merger.
Farmer’s ripe ticket into QLD, while others stuck in virus limbo
A SA tomato grower can now re-enter the QLD market and is hoping to recoup $500,000 of lost revenue, but other farmers are still in limbo due to a highly-contagious virus.
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