Pokie venues banned from allowing huge withdrawls
Pokie venues have been banned from allowing gamblers to withdraw up to $1000 a day – but some have applied for an exemption.
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‘Vili had a special touch of magic’: SA remembers baking legend
Dignitaries, family and friends, came together during a state memorial for Vili Milisits, ending two days of services for the baking icon.
$2.4m cut for Hutt Street Centre, Catherine House
The Hutt Street Centre and Catherine House have had $2.4m cut from their budgets in a State Government shake-up for homelessness services.
Clean up your property – no, not that much!
Every bushfire season, residents in danger zones are told to clean up their properties. But now a government agency says some owners are taking this too far.
After 106 years, he is remembered
In a moving ceremony, a young soldier has been granted an Australian war grave at West Terrace Cemetery – 106 years after his death.
Suburbs that draw the most Housing Trust complaints
Rogue Housing Trust tenants are wreaking havoc in some of Adelaide’s quietest suburbs and prompting numerous complaints. Here are the worst.
More traffic pain as infamous intersection reopens
A notorious Adelaide intersection has reopened this morning after major works, but commuters are still reporting heavy delays. The Transport Minister has reminded motorists traffic will not run smoothly until the end of the year.
Fuel data apps ease the price spikes
Petrol price peaks have already reduced since the introduction of a real-time price information app, RAA figures show.
Uber’s new way to save on rides – but there’s a catch
Uber has launched ‘Pool Chance’, a scheme that offers discounts for passengers who ride with other people going the same way.
Public consultations open for ADF suicide inquiry
Advocates for military veterans say the coming royal commission into veteran suicides must have a broad focus and look into several areas.
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