Boy, 12, charged over fatal crash
A 12-year-old boy is expected to be charged with causing death by dangerous driving, after his 20-year-old passenger died from injuries suffered in a serious crash at Whyalla Stuart this month.
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A woman from Brahma Lodge has died after a head-on collision which also injured another driver. Meanwhile, police are searching for a masked suspect who tried to steal an ATM at Goolwa.
Child, man critical after ‘gas canister incident’
A man and a child who were found unconscious in their Adelaide foothills home are in a critical condition in hospital following a “domestic-violence related” incident involving gas canisters.
Driver charged after horror Sturt Hwy crash
The driver who crashed into the back of a truck on Wednesday has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. A two-year-old passenger died in the crash, and a 6-year-old passenger suffered serious injuries.
Heavy fog lifts but could be back tomorrow
Flights have resumed at Adelaide Airport after heavy fog delayed at least 10 flights this morning. The fog is set to stay in patches until Friday, the Bureau of Meteorology warns. Gallery: See the pictures
‘Worst 30 minutes of my life’
For half an hour, a senior CFS officer had no idea where four of his volunteers were when they became trapped in a terrifying burnover during the 2015 Pinery bushfire. Could a new system prevent tragedy this summer?
Hostel cops fine over Vic guests
A backpacker hostel has copped a fine for failing to keep up with its coronavirus obligations, with four recent Victorian arrivals taken away by police to new lodgings.
Virus testing for returning South Australians
All South Australians returning from Victoria are being told to be tested for COVID-19 within 24 hours of crossing the border. And Premier Steven Marshall says anyone who has been in Victoria in recent weeks should get tested too. Take our poll.
Fisherman dies falling from cliff
A fisherman has died after falling from a cliff a few kilometres from the Troubridge Lighthouse on Saturday afternoon.
Spider-Man‘s fantasy ends in jail
His lawyer said he was just “fascinated by watching spiders”, but Phillip Shilldarien-Henley will spend at least two months behind bars for recreating spider webs with fishing lines – injuring a pregnant woman.
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