Illegal tobacco seized, Chinese students arrested
TWO Chinese university students are in custody in NSW after more than 750kg of illegal tobacco was seized at the Adelaide docks.
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Girl denied bail over Adelaide private school stabbing
A TEENAGE girl has been denied bail after being charged over a stabbing at a Catholic school north of Adelaide.
Fishermen face $100,000 fine over whale footage
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Renmark High student arrested following stabbing of classmate
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Hilux rampage teen girls were banned from being together
THREE teen girls have appeared in court charged with assaulting a staff member at a State Government facility before one drove off in a stolen Toyota Hilux, leaving a trail of destruction through the western suburbs.
Huge budget cuts coming to SafeWork SA
THE already besieged SafeWork SA will face severe budget cuts of more than $6m this year — as its investigative arm is crippled with plummeting staff rates and insufficient training, the state’s corruption watchdog has heard.
Who are you calling small? Oh, me. Right
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Ex-gang leader Focarelli now has new venture
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Footy player defies the odds after nasty fall
IT might have taken him an hour to walk the 50m out of hospital, but amateur footballer Craig Wilson, who was left without feeling in his arms and legs after a fall during a game, feared he would never walk again at all.
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