Firebugs kept quiet over current season
Firebugs have been kept quiet over the current fire season, with nearly 100 fewer fines issued by police.
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Four charged as drugs, cannabis seized
Four people have been arrested after police seized 10kg of drugs, 13kg of dried cannabis and 22 cannabis plants in separate raids this week.
Chinatown eateries ‘ripping off’ staff
Chinatown businesses have been ripping off staff members, with an ongoing audit of underpayment finding “high levels of noncompliance”.
More Goodwood Rd pain – now lights out
It’s set to be another morning of pain for commuters on Goodwood Rd, with traffic lights out at the Daws Rd intersection. Meanwhile, a power outage is also affecting motorists in the northern suburbs.
Hoon rips burnout at cemetery
John Hadley died in bizarre circumstances after a motorcycle crash last month. Now a hoon driver has been filmed performing a burnout at his gravesite.
Female teacher arrested on child sex charges
A 36-year-old woman from the western suburbs, who is a teacher at a metropolitan school, has been charged with child sex offences.
Car thief tried to hide in bin
An 18-year-old man who tried to hide in an industrial bin after crashing a stolen car into a parked police vehicle at Wingfield has been arrested.
After the fire: Leaked council letter details recycling plans
A massive fire at a Wingfield recycling plant has severely hampered SA’s waste processing – but a leaked letter reveals what will happen next.
Tributes for young cyclist killed by truck
The family of an Adelaide cyclist who was killed during a ride across Australia have paid tribute to his positivity and passion for the environment.
DPP intervenes in domestic violence stabbing case
A Clare man charged with stabbing his wife in the neck in a horrifying domestic violence attack remains behind bars after a hearing on Monday.
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