School zone hoons caught on camera
More than 17,000 drivers were caught speeding or running red lights around SA schools last year – see the list of our worst danger spots.
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Flooding across city keeps SES busy overnight
Rain has fallen across Adelaide and the Hills, making it the wettest day since June 2019. Almost 200 incidents have needed SES help.
Seven South Aussies who have made a difference
A trailblazing footy umpire, a tireless volunteer, a rock star, an eye doctor … we profile seven South Australians recognised in the Australia Day Honours.
Rain falls across Adelaide, but flooding risk in the regions
Rain has fallen across Adelaide and the Hills, making it the wettest day since June 2019. Further to the north, there are flood warnings.
You don’t have to pay $8000 for a puppy
DogsSA says there’s no reason for people to be paying the current high prices for “designer” puppies.
Our new speeding hot spots revealed
Police have released fines data for the 2020 calendar year with a surprising 60 per cent increase in motorists caught by cameras. Here are the top 10 locations.
Short-term pain for long-term lanes
Motorists have been warned of a plethora of road resurfacing works which will slow traffic in the next month, but fix dodgy surfaces for the long term.
Cyclists are their own worst enemy
The majority of cyclists admitted to the RAH were in accidents that resulted from their own poor judgment – not bad drivers – a study has found. Tell us if you agree.
Belair trainline to shut for essential works
Blackwood to Belair passengers will lose their trainline from Thursday for six days and will have to take the bus instead.
Listen up: Hi-tech new tool to stop bursting mains
An army of electronic ears deployed around Adelaide is winning a hi-tech war on the city’s notorious bursting water mains.
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