Security guard charged with carrying baton learns fate
A security guard who was booked by police for carrying a small wooden baton while working at a suburban Adelaide shopping centre has received an update on his situation.
Our Journalists
Latest
‘Security for so many’: Whyalla workers praise $2.4bn ‘shot in the arm’
The $2.4bn announcement to secure the future of the Whyalla Steelworks has been met with praise by the workers plagued with uncertainty over the future of the plant.
‘We need Whyalla steel’: Albo, Mali’s promise to SA
The prime minister and premier have both fronted the cameras in Whyalla to reveal the key details of their $2.4 billion plan to rescue SA’s Steel City. See where the money will go.
‘Will breathe new life’: Workers celebrate GFG Whyalla ousting
The people of Whyalla have celebrated the ousting of GFG Alliance from the town’s steelworks and claim the crisis-torn company’s exit will “breathe new life” into the town.
Wet wake-up call as bus gets bogged on Adelaide beach
Frantic efforts are under way to dig out a bus that’s stuck in wet sand in the shallows of one of SA’s most popular beaches. Here’s how it happened.
Shark seen near where fisherman went missing
Emergency services have been searching for a man after his mates saw him fall into the water at a South Australian tourist beach overnight – near where an aggressive shark was later spotted.
Futile fight to save burning Ferrari
As flames engulfed the $2 million supercar, one man made a last-ditch effort to save the vehicle using a garden hose.
Tricky road quiz sparks confusion
Australian motorists are scratching their heads after being asked which cars have right of way in this picture.
$20m, eight-storey complex to replace ‘ugliest building’
A DECADES-OLD, eight-storey building in the heart of Rose Park would be demolished under a proposal — but neighbours’ hopes of a much smaller replacement are not looking good.
Residents silenced on supermarket giant’s bid
A GERMAN supermarket giant is planning a two-storey, $34.6m store that would open at midnight every day — but anyone living more than 60 metres away won’t get a say in the proposal.
Original URL: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/journalists/james-gratton/page/11