Bid to protect historic Le Cornu home fails
It is linked to two South Australian retail dynasties but a “long shot” to save this century old Brighton home from demolition has failed.
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It’s one of the biggest events on the South Australian calendar, but COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of the Glenelg New Year’s Eve celebration attended by thousands.
Youths arrested at Hindmarsh
Police are seeking help to find a woman last seen at Semaphore and four men have been arrested for unlawful detention.
KI firefighter blows three times over after battling blaze
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Man driving without licence caught with meth
A raft of driving charges were heard in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court today, including a man who was found with methamphetamine.
Dog baiting reported at Clearview
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Four pubs up for sale in the Port
Port Adelaide is going through a major change and there are still investment opportunities available with four pubs on the market in the area – including one that’s been up for sale close to two years.
Break-in at Woodville North, car crash at Kilburn
Do you recognise the man captured in CCTV vision, following a break-in in Woodville North?
‘One last stand’ to save theatre despite demolition
There is a large hole at the back of this historic western suburbs cinema theatre – with demolition well underway – but that hasn’t stopped an 11th-hour bid to try to save it.
Police seek help with western suburb break-ins
There have been three break-ins in the western suburbs, within a few days of each other, and an attempted hotel robbery.
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