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Brighton Primary School has warned parents and students about a man seen following children on Tuesday night.
You can ask, but don’t expect an answer
Adelaide’s largest council has imposed a new policy of secrecy – it won’t answer pesky questions and residents are up in arms.
Sinking: Is this the end for the historic ship Falie?
There are fears the 101-year-old sailing ship Falie may have reached the end of the line.
How safe is your car? Second hand vehicle safety rated
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‘Drivers should retake road rules test for new licences’
Drivers renewing their licence in SA should retake a basic road rule quiz first, the RAA says, with many people getting some questions wrong.
How SA police decide who to stop
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Councils rated on rates: how’s yours doing?
Some country and regional South Australians are paying three times as much in residential rates as others. So how does your council stack up?
Labor’s fight on the beaches
High-profile Minister Corey Wingard will battle it out with a white-collar union advocate at next year’s state election for the Liberal-held beachside electorate of Gibson.
Smart cars ‘could ease Adelaide traffic squeeze by 40 per cent’
New technology may be the solution to Adelaide’s traffic delays with more cars squeezed into less space on the road, an Advertiser-Flinders University transport forum has heard.
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