The latest SA Police crime statistics show petrol-drive offs are hitting retailers hard – but the industry has chosen not to take up a solution that would put an immediate end to such thefts.
Payments made to members of the APY Lands executive will be kept secret to protect them from the rest of the community, a tribunal has ruled.
Steele Hall has been remembered at his state memorial service as a leader who chose not to take any easy options.
Veteran politician Natasha Stott Despoja will helm the 12-month probe into the domestic violence “epidemic”.
The developer who sold land to pave way for the Eyre Peninsula desalination plant says he had to leave town over the backlash – but is now joining the chorus calling for changes to the project.
The mother of a 18-year-old who died in a workplace incident has welcomed new laws that mean employers face up to 20 years in prison if they are found to have caused the death of a worker.
While the government pours millions into some businesses to create jobs, workers are getting laid off in droves in others, writes Kathryn Bermingham.
Premier Peter Malinauskas’ 40-strong team of staff have received a pay rise. See their hefty new pay packets.
An opponent of embattled police union presidential candidate Wade Burns has called on him to end his “untenable” campaign.
An email was circulated to parents after union candidate Wade Burns stepped down from another board — but the Police Association remains silent on bombshell claims.
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