Named: Man charged with DV after horror driveway assault
A 51-year-old man will remain in custody after a woman was found badly injured in the driveway of a Mannum home on Sunday.
A 51-year-old man will remain in custody after a woman was found badly injured in the driveway of a Mannum home on Sunday.
Facing eviction from her emergency accommodation a 33-week pregnant woman doesn’t know if she’ll have a roof over her head by the end of the week.
An elderly man who allegedly murdered his wife in a frenzied attack at their Findon home is unfit to face a trial, a court has heard.
Defendants on bail for breaching domestic violence restraining orders in SA will soon be treated the same way as those on bail for organised crime. See the new laws.
Sue Clarke was playing with her granddaughter Laianah, 4, when she said she’d never marry because “husbands just yell all the time.” That moment was a warning sign.
A man with a shocking history of domestic violence threats who fired a bullet through a woman’s couch to win her back has been jailed – but is already eligible for parole.
This man’s attacks on his ex ended only when police entered their house and found a “scene of carnage” – but he’s already eligible for parole.
SA has more children going into care than any other state and the head of one of the state’s largest welfare services has ripped into the government. It’s time to turn this crisis around.
Arman Abrahimzadeh finally confronts his mother’s murderer – his father. We take you inside their emotional prison meeting.
When doctors treated this little two-year-old boy he was horrifically burned, bruised and had meth in his system. His mother and uncle have been charged with criminal neglect.
Two children every day are taken from their families, and friends and neighbours are being urged to speak up if they have concerns – could you do that? Have your say.
Child welfare authorities launched a probe into the care of alleged criminal neglect victim Makai Wanganeen months before he died, it can be revealed.
When a person’s partner turns violent our first reaction is usually ‘why don’t they leave?’. But we’re asking the wrong question.
One in three kids are reported to SA child protection authorities, the minister says, as new figures reveal the main reason social workers step in.
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