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Injured man’s partner criticises cops: ‘I warned he had medical issues’
The partner of a man injured during an arrest attempt in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs says she fears he will be brain damaged and has hit out at police.
Farmers toast win over red tape fee causing ‘stress and confusion’
Amid one of the worst droughts on record, farmers are toasting their win against bureaucracy after the government changed its stance on a “shocking” fee.
‘Like a death’: Distraught grower’s fury over biosecurity backflip
Months after a contagious virus decimated SA’s tomato industry, the national biosecurity watchdog has relaxed regulations – sparking an furious response from a devastated producer.
Councillor refuses to quit in Indigenous welcome row
He allegedly turned his back on a smoking ceremony and used a homophobic slur, but a controversial regional councillor says he won’t stand down.
‘Idiot’: Aussie influencer’s fight club dare slammed
A viral social media challenge laid down by an Adelaide influencer has seen him fighting his followers at venues ranging from Parliament House to the Eiffel Tower.
Furious drought-ravaged farmers spark kangaroo cull backflip
Mobs of roos are stealing precious food and water from starving livestock, but many farmers were barred from drought relief aimed at reducing their numbers. Until now.
Wild winds, monster dust storms – and the first rain Jasper has ever seen
South Australia may finally have seen some long-awaited rain, but drought-stricken farmers say the wild weather may actually have made their situation worse.
Adelaide dad’s journey from depths of despair to Kokoda Track
An Adelaide man hopes his journey from the brink of suicide can inspire others – and has launched a unique venture on the Kokoda Track to raise awareness about mental health.
I’m old and in constant pain, so why can’t I end my life?
A beloved 96-year-old grandmother who lives in constant pain is frustrated she can’t access SA’s voluntary assisted dying laws – and she wants the legislation changed.
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