Man who allegedly tried to burn down petrol station appears in court
A man accused of threatening to burn down a Marion service station has faced court and been refused bail.
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They fled Ukraine when their home came under siege, now in Adelaide, this Ukrainian family is pleading with the government.
Tens of thousands flock to Adelaide Oval for SANFL grand final
“Through thick and thin”: Over 35,000 fans showed their true colours as Norwood took on Glenelg at Adelaide Oval.
Council to vote on reversing Australia Day controversy
A council could become the first in the country to move its official Australia Day celebrations back to January 26. Have your say.
‘I was devastated’: Power fans fume after Sydney flight fail
Port fans heading to Sydney for tonight’s preliminary final are hoping to make it in time for first bounce after a Qantas flight was cancelled.
Council considers million-dollar plan to cut emissions, go to EVs
An Adelaide council is looking at a million-dollar plan to move its light car fleet to electric vehicles within four years and slash emissions.
Roads closed after gas leak in the Barossa Valley
Emergency services have headed to a gas a leak in a Barossa Valley town after workers hit a line.
Public toilets monitored 24/7 by security cameras under new push
An Adelaide council could have CCTV cameras outside all toilet blocks, monitored 24 hours by private security – inspired by a councillor’s trip to Europe.
Minister doubles down on Whyalla toddler death secrecy
The Child Protection Minister has refused to provide new details on the death of a Whyalla toddler, saying it’s “difficult to make other comments”.
Everything we know about the death of the Whyalla toddler
The state opposition has called for more transparency around the case of a three-year-old girl who died in Whyalla this year. Here’s everything we know.
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