CBD property fraudster sentenced for stealing millions from investors
A property fraudster has been given a lengthy prison sentence after pocketing more than $5.5m from Chinese investors eager to buy Adelaide real estate.
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School worker acquitted – but actions deemed ‘deeply troubling’
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Drunk O-Bahn fool guilty of police assault
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‘Agony’: Shocking footage of metals yard worker run down
A metal yard employee who lives in “agony” after he was twice run down by a van driver in a chaotic incident isn’t happy with the sentence. Watch the video here.
Shops in cross-fire as Adelaide’s dodgy smokes war lights up
Police are investigating if seven fires across Adelaide could be linked to the underground tobacco market.
Ex-rich lister Cathy Jayne in tears amid ‘expensive’ arrest twist
She spent 10 days behind bars after failing to attend court – but this former rich-lister says she won’t make the same mistake again.
The fall of Troy: How disgraced MP’s criminal plot unravelled
Independent MP Troy Bell used a “cyclical” system to skim from the top of funds meant to help disadvantaged kids – here is how he did it.
Alleged ‘sex pest’ barrister secrecy ‘undermines justice’
Justice would be “undermined” if secrecy orders protecting a barrister accused of sexual misconduct against a junior female colleague are not lifted, SA’s top judges have heard.
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