Mali unveils ‘vital’ new power for shops in retail thug crackdown
Retail crime statistics continue to rise but the state government and industry leaders say the move will put new pressure on criminals. See how it would work.
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Witnesses describe shock scenes in tragic Meadows smash
The locals first on the scene after the horrific two-car collision say they rushed up the road after hearing a loud bang.
SA Pathology reclaim page after bizarre Facebook hack
A random hack attack on a SA medical service has come to an end, with any evidence of the strange videos posted now removed.
Former patients weigh in on rural doctor’s resignation
Naracoorte and surrounding towns are reeling from the sudden resignation of a local obstetrician, following restrictions put on him, as locals lament the “massive loss”.
‘Drive defensively’: Inside a car that works like nothing you’ve seen
It’s not just the appearance of Michael Neale’s 101-year-old motor car that’s unlike anything most of us have ever seen. See how the magnificent machine actually drives.
Hood comes clean on agonising abortion bill dilemma
A pro-life MP who honoured a promise in the abortion reforms vote has told how he was morally torn but a 100-year parliamentary convention forced his hand.
Thousands without power as SA swelters through hot, muggy night
Thousands of people had to endure an uncomfortable night without power after steady rain, thunder and wind gusts lashed large parts of the state – with more storms expected today.
A fight, a fall, then man’s body pulled from Murray
The body of a fruit picker who went missing at Renmark has been pulled from the River Murray, as friends reveal what happened in the moments before the tragedy.
Teen tobacco store manager charged, meth pipes, bongs seized
A teenaged tobacco store manager has been arrested after an attempted arson attack led officers to allegedly find meth pipes and bongs for sale.
Traffic chaos eases after freeway clears, lights come back on
Two separate incidents that caused commuters headaches this morning have been resolved but warnings about back-to-school traffic remains.
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