Man in hospital after group mugging
A man has been injured after he was attacked by a group of people demanding money at Morphett Vale.
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Wild weather wreaks havoc across SA
Power has been restored to about 10,000 SA households overnight, after wild weather lashed the state, bringing down powerlines. One man’s windows shattered from lightning.
New test sites opening as Premier vows ‘to do much better job’
After another day where demand for Covid tests far outstripped resources with 12-hour waits in cars, four new testing sites are opening across Adelaide.
Man held, assaulted prior to drug murder
A southern suburbs man with drug debts was held against his will and assaulted for up to a week before his murder last year, police say.
Shopper arrested for breaching mask rules
A woman has been charged after she refused to wear a mask while shopping in the Adelaide Hills. Meanwhile, a number of people have been fined in Port Lincoln.
Sick people forced to queue for 12 hours overnight to get tested
“I really wish there weren’t 600 of us waiting overnight.” Adelaide testing sites have been overrun for a third day amid reports of freeloaders jumping the queue.
Warning Covid will cause ‘catastrophic’ paramedic shortage
SA is on the verge of a “catastrophic” shortage of nurses and paramedics after dozens went into quarantine over the Modbury Covid cluster, unions say.
Man dies in highway crash
An Adelaide man, 73, has died in a car rollover on the Port Wakefield Highway. His passenger, a 71-year-old woman, was taken to hospital with injuries.
Thousands stood down even before lockdown hits
The hospitality industry was already standing down thousands of workers over the new “outdoor dining only” restriction – in midwinter.
Buses broke down thousands of times
Buses on the Adelaide and regional SA networks broke down thousands of times in the past three years, causing huge inconvenience..
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