Alleged interstate drug syndicate member’s bail bid
A NSW man accused of being a “highly ranked” member of the drug syndicate allegedly headed up by Elie Khoury has faced court following a massive cannabis and cash seizure at Truro.
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Ramsgate slap started over cigarettes
A woman was having a drink at Ramsgate Hotel with friends when she was slapped without provocation, a court has heard.
Cop in hospital, motorcyclist in court after arrest
A Goolwa man has fronted court following a violent arrest at Alberton on the weekend – which led to a police officer requiring hospital treatment.
Plans for new Port Adelaide park released
Concept plans for a $1.5 million reserve upgrade near Port Adelaide have been released – and rejuvenation is set to go a long way to addressing another issue in the area.
Fresh calls for rethink of sand carting
Sand carting trucks on Semaphore Beach have sparked renewed calls from the deputy Labor leader for a fresh look at coastal management – but the government says time to talk is over.
The double lives of SA’s criminals exposed
From cops to footy coaches and doctors – they appeared to the world as everyday people. Find out what happened when their double lives were uncovered.
Thirsty man broke into Power headquarters
When a Seaton man broke into the Port Adelaide Football Club earlier this year, he wasn’t looking for an autograph. Now he has faced court.
SA’s best schnitzel revealed
We asked you to vote and now the results are in – here’s where you think the best schnitzel is in South Australia.
Woman faces court after spitting on police, paramedic
“They shouldn’t be treated this way”: An Adelaide woman who spat on a police officer and then did the same to a paramedic, has fronted court.
New dog park could be coming to the coast
There is no dedicated dog park in the Holdfast Bay Council area – but that could be about to change. Find out which southwest location is being eyed off for one.
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