Australian Defence Force personnel are helping SA police officers on the border with Victoria, as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in that state. It comes as SA’s Police Commissioner warns the public to get used to the idea of a return to tough measures to stop the spread.
The Australian Army will mobilise to help police officers guard South Australia’s borders this weekend as Victoria’s COVID-19 numbers soar to an alarming level.
A 15-year search has finally uncovered this document dating back to the first years of Adelaide’s settlement – giving us the longest daily temperature record anywhere in Australia.
All South Australians returning from Victoria are being told to be tested for COVID-19 within 24 hours of crossing the border. And Premier Steven Marshall says anyone who has been in Victoria in recent weeks should get tested too. Take our poll.
A plan to charge community events for police attendance has been sent back to the drawing board after the forecast cost per officer blew out to nearly seven times original expectations.
Fuel prices are set to climb as school holidays kick off in SA. To help you save at the pump, we’ve mapped the 38 consistently cheapest locations to fill up over the last six months.
Drivers are being caught when speed limits drop with little warning despite trying to do the right thing, motoring lobbyists say, with new figures revealing who is most likely to get stung.
Barriers to keep violent passengers safely out of range should be installed on SA buses, drivers say, as they prepare to meet police and MPs over a spike in assaults. VOTE IN OUR POLL
A 99-year-old memorial hedge in Milang has been destroyed by thoughtless council workers, to make way for a better view for drivers on a street corner.
A man has been arrested over the 1998 murder of Elizabeth South woman Phyllis Harrison in a major cold case breakthrough.
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