‘Treacherous’ search conditions expected for missing men
The search is continuing for two men who left Coffin Bay on a boat on Thursday and are missing at sea after experiencing engine trouble en route to Goolwa.
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Victim of brutal Adelaide High bashing dies
A man who was bashed by a group of men in the Adelaide High School car park has died after spending more than a week in a coma. A man accused of the attack is expected to face upgraded charges.
Glenelg Football Club fined for COVID breach
The Glenelg Football Club has been fined for breaching COVID-19 restrictions at a private function on Saturday night. President Peter Carey said it will act as a lesson for the club.
Dad’s dream Porsche goes up in flames on special day
A father of two was about to drive out for a morning coffee on Father’s Day when his 1974 Porsche 911S, which took him 20 years to find, burst into flames.
‘Stolen’ military rifle among ‘bikie’ weapons cache
A man with suspected national bikie links has been granted bail after police uncovered a cache of dangerous weapons, including a fully automatic rifle stolen from the Australian Defence Force.
Adelaide’s street drug dealers named and shamed
Some started by selling pills to mates, others let greed get out of control. But as a senior judge urges the media to expose how seriously the law treats drug trafficking, these Adelaide dealers discovered the grim consequences of getting hooked in the drug trade.
‘If footy was on … it might have been a different story’
A footy-loving young man who took his own life on the South Eastern Freeway might still be with us if the support he relied upon hadn’t been cut short, grieving teammates and family say.
‘It can’t happen’: Stevens on concerts at Schoolies
All Schoolies tickets will be refunded if the event is cancelled this year, organisers say, after Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said concerts “just simply can’t happen” at the festival.
Popular nightspots fined for COVID-19 breach
One of Adelaide’s most popular night spots and a South-East pub have been fined for breaching coronavirus restrictions.
Driver fined twice in two hours
A man has copped more than $2000 in fines after he was caught speeding on the South Eastern Freeway before then using his phone behind the wheel – just two hours later.
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