Sand carting draws fears for beachside businesses
Fears have been raised sand carting could drive people away from Adelaide’s northwestern beaches and impact local businesses.
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Henley Square to get bigger with $9m plaza
Already one of Adelaide’s most popular beachside hot spots, Henley Square will expand under a $9m plan.
Man accused of Woodville North shooting revealed
A man charged with attempted murder following a shooting incident at Woodville North last week has faced court – and has chose not to seek bail.
VOTING CLOSED: Who will win Best Cafe in Adelaide’s West?
Voting has closed for best cafe in Adelaide’s West. Could your favourite take out the crown? Check out the winner next week – and visit them!
VOTING CLOSED: Who will win Best Cafe in Adelaide City?
Voting has closed for best cafe in Adelaide City. Could your favourite take out the crown? Check out the winner next week – and visit them!
Pressure mounting for action on mangrove die-off
Concern over the future of St Kilda and its long-term tourism prospects is driving mounting pressure for greater action on the mangroves die-off.
End of the road for Port Adelaide Holden dealership
Another part of Holden’s legacy is closing in SA, with a long-standing Port Adelaide dealership shutting up shop today.
Aldi employees hit in carpark in ‘appalling’ act
A man’s actions have been labelled “appalling and outrageous” in court after he reversed his car twice into two Aldi employees in the West Lakes supermarket carpark.
Summer rooftop plans for surf life saving club
A western suburbs surf life saving club will be home to a new development in time for next summer – complete with a rooftop platform overlooking the water.
Dog that killed oval hotel’s resident pup put down
She was the dog that won hearts at the Adelaide Oval Hotel and this week the canine responsible for Charli’s death was put down.
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