A disabled northern suburbs woman said Anglicare SA evicted her from emergency accommodation because she did not apply for enough private rentals, fears living in a tent will be next.
An Adelaide woman says the way she was treated when she first landed in emergency accommodation led to feel worried about being immediately evicted from the shelter she went to “to heal”.
A mother of three says that after 12 years on the public housing list and months in a cramped room, she worries a “heartless” system will evict her and her kids at a moment’s notice.
Alexandrina Campbell says she spent five years living on a couch but was told by SA Housing Trust that she was “housed” and so would have to wait 15 years to get public housing.
Seven women have come forward to explain the rules and conditions they had to meet for emergency shelter amid SA’s housing crisis.
Five men have been arrested as police seize luxury cars and more than $100,000 during widespread raids in a crackdown on the tobacco arson wars.
She works and says she always paid her rent on time before the landlord decided to sell up. Now this Adelaide mum shares a look inside the last option she had left.
Parents won’t let their kids play outside for fear of stepping on a syringe or being hit by a rogue bullet. Welcome to Adelaide’s street of horror.
Kids as young as 12 across Adelaide can order illegal drugs via a popular encrypted messaging app, an investigation has found – even when they’re at school.
Australia’s gun problem is on the rise, with a smorgasbord of weapons on offer, and buy now or rent-per-day options. Here’s exactly how our crims are getting armed.
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