Next step for police probe into Porter accuser’s death
SA police have been investigating the suicide of the woman who accused Christian Porter of rape – and now they’re nearly finished.
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Cops union seeks legal advice over mandatory vaccinations
The police officers union will seek legal advice over mandatory vaccinations for SA officers – and is demanding help for anyone who suffers a bad reaction.
Tattooed fugitive’s freedom costs his loved ones dearly
Alleged ice trafficker and Adelaide fugitive Jim Soukoulis has cost his brother and a female friend an eye-watering amount after skipping bail. Now police need your help to find him.
Bikie pair sent packing – but they’re not done yet
Descendants founders Tom and Perry Mackie have lost the first round in their fight to avoid deportation but they’re not packing their bags just yet.
Who invited you? Council doubters rock up to developer’s party
In Off the Record this week, developer (and saint?) Theo Maras tells naysayers to get nicked and the Lord Mayor finds herself in a tricky spot.
Ironside dents meth but SA’s weed use hits national high
New drug testing has revealed meth use in South Australia hit record levels before a storm hit the state’s underworld.
Crabbers nipped with $11,000 in fines
A Fisheries blitz on anglers catching blue swimmer crabs on northern metropolitan jetties has seen a dozen handed more than $11,000 in fines.
New ICAC charges for ex-Renewal SA boss ‘foredoomed for failure’
New ICAC charges against an ex-senior public servant are doomed, his lawyers say, as prosecution details about a trip to Germany are revealed for the first time.
Game-changer court ruling hits young violent offenders
A violent, sword-wielding rapist will stay under strict supervision when he is released from prison after a landmark court decision that has already affected two other offenders.
Heartbroken father dies 33 years after son’s brutal murder
Thirty-three years ago, his seven-year-old son was murdered in one of SA’s most shocking crimes. Gary Phillips never gave up his quest to keep the killers in jail. But finally, he’s at peace.
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