New high powered vehicle reforms announced following tragic SA teen death
New ultra-high powered vehicle reforms have been announced which drivers will need to complete new training.
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‘This is real, isn’t it?” F****’: New Millicent mum killer footage
New footage of police detaining Millicent mum Synamin Bell’s killer has been released.
‘Heart of gold’: Man killed in peak- hour freeway crash identified
A Christies Beach man has been identified as the victim of the Southern Expressway crash on Friday and remembered by mates as having a ‘heart of gold’.
Club of young surfer killed in shark attack welcomes safety grant
Surfing clubs, including the late Khai Cowley’s branch will receive new safety equipment thanks to a new grant.
Anti-abortion lecturer lodges bullying claim
A university professor is taking her employer to the Fair Work Commission over her research on abortion and the regulation of sex work.
How much?! Staggering value new driver spy cams will reap in fines
Controversial new technology rolled out to catch drivers on their phones is set to deliver a whopping amount to the state’s coffers if their first week in action is any indication.
Rex launches cheap flights to Perth
Rex Airlines will be offering SA travellers heading to the west the lowest prices in years.
Man charged after carrying knife in popular shopping centre
A western suburbs man was charged after he was found to be carrying a knife in a popular shopping centre.
Four injured after car and bus collide, north of Adelaide
Two people have been rushed to hospital after a serious crash involving a car and bus on Thursday afternoon.
‘Get him’: More sickening fights at school rocked by violence
Two more videos have emerged of students coming to blows in Adelaide’s south after concerns were raised about their school’s culture.
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