‘Beautiful person’ taken too soon in Totness crash
Much loved Adelaide Hills identity David Hoy was walking along a road collecting cans when he was hit and killed by a car – for the first time he can be identified.
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Court backs Theo Maras’ $27m ‘legacy’ tower
Developer Theo Maras has cleared a hurdle in his bid to build a “legacy” CBD apartment tower in Adelaide’s East End.
Neighbours get in on $165m Glenelg tower legal stoush
The state’s development court has delivered a crucial ruling on a bid to build a controversial high-rise on Glenelg’s foreshore.
‘Excessive’ $100m apartment tower to loom over The Parade
This 60m-long, eight-storey tower will overwhelm the premier eastern suburbs retail strip, according to the local council. See the concept drawings.
Castle Plaza expansion scrapped – but big plans for land
The owner of Castle Plaza has scrapped plans for a major expansion – but it has new plans for the 7.7ha South Rd site instead.
Builder sues own company over Adelaide apartments
A builder says has taken legal action to safeguard a $3.4 million payment he says he is owed for building a city apartment block.
It’s like livin’ in the 70s: Handouts power historic boom
The last time SA saw a housing market this strong, flares, platform shoes and disco were in style.
Zoo widens entry ban over Covid fears
Find out why Zoos SA has extended and expanded a ban on people unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Teachers step back on strike with another snap ballot
Teachers are voting in a second ballot on whether to postpone strike action for the first day back at school – but they have accepted Professor Spurrier’s advice that blanket testing of children for Covid is not needed.
Teachers call off strike threatened for first day of school
Teachers have voted to postpone strike action which had been planned for February 2, the first day of school.
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