The days of sub-$1 petrol aren’t over, the RAA says, despite unleaded soaring as high as 145 cents per litre this weekend, in what is one of the biggest spikes since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A woman was allegedly raped, bundled into a car boot and shot at before being chased around wetlands at Dry Creek in a terrifying ordeal. A man has been charged over the incident.
Two men have been arrested over a break-in at Findon overnight. Meanwhile, a woman has been arrested for allegedly assaulting an Indian student at a train station last month – an attack that the transport union says was “racially motivated”.
SA Police has launched an internal investigation after footage emerged of Aboriginal man Noel Henry being struck during an arrest at Kilburn. Police say they suspected him of carrying drugs.
Video shows the moment a driver appears to deliberately ram his car into a southern suburbs childcare centre overnight before fleeing the scene. A man has handed himself in to police.
Supporters of three people accused of a violent gunpoint robbery and kidnapping have lashed out and spat on media crews before one threatened: “I will put you in a car boot also.”
Two pedestrians have died after being hit by trucks in SA over the past three days, prompting more emotional calls to recognise and protect mental health.
Police officers have chased down two people on foot who allegedly broke into Port Adelaide Football Club at Alberton ovenight. Two others waiting in a car were also arrested.
Retail giant Ikea has apologised to an Adelaide woman who was blocked from entering their store with her guide dog, as members of the public intervened to show staff the laws.
Questions remain over whether police are investigating an alleged assault by a Big W worker on an indigenous four-year-old girl last week.
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