Wheelchair wife killer loses appeal, to stay in jail
The man who drowned his wheelchair-bound wife by pushing her into a city pond – claiming it was an accident – will stay in jail.
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O’Grady: TDU’s ‘not going away, it’s just on pause’
The Tour Down Under is just “on pause” and hasn’t gone for good, says race director Stuart O’Grady, after news it has been cancelled for 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Search for stolen delivery van
Police are searching for a stolen van, taken from a delivery driver on Saturday morning.
Widow reveals heartbreak to shield firefighters
It’s been years since Andrew Harrison rushed to fight a bushfire without his safety gear. The sight of his CFS bag still brings his wife to tears.
‘Charli’ likely mauled by off-leash staffie – council
A dark staffie that was off its lead is the main suspect in the brutal killing of Adelaide Oval Hotel puppy “Charli”, the local council says, as it provides an update into the investigation.
When will SA’s bushfire season start?
The CFS has released the official dates for the upcoming bushfire season – with some districts starting this Sunday.
Port River’s ‘most friendly’ dolphin found dead
Fifteen-year-old Marianna, often considered one of the most popular dolphins in the Port River sanctuary, has been found dead.
Student arrested after ‘punching’ teacher
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly punching a fellow student, a parent and a teacher at a school in Adelaide’s northern suburbs on Monday morning.
Woman accused of shocking bus attack on school students
A woman has been accused of spitting at and indecently assaulting three school students on board a bus in the Adelaide Hills last week.
Excavator drags bogged car back to beach
Amateur video has captured a seaside retrieval mission for a car stuck on Semaphore beach last night as the tide rolled in.
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