Alleged drug-dealing trio accused in meth plot to stand trial
Three people accused of being involved in a meth-dealing ring in Adelaide’s northern suburbs are set to stand trial.
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Cancer-struck firey’s pay in limbo over work law loophole
The Adelaide dad was diagnosed with incurable cancer two years ago and thought worker’s comp would have his back.
Hitler hate book still on library shelves – but there’s a reason
It’s one of the most infamous and hate-filled books ever written, but experts say there’s a good reason it’s still in the library.
‘F–king wild’: Youths dangle off Adelaide skyscrapers for likes
Youths are publishing pictures and videos of themselves risking their lives atop Adelaide buildings, including a Christmas stunt at Crowne Plaza Adelaide – the city’s highest skyscraper.
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Alleged gift shop arsonist linked to tobacco trade war
A court has heard she was already on bail when she allegedly set fire to a gift shop – in what police believe was a targeted attack linked to SA’s illicit tobacco trade.
Struggling Whyalla gets huge multimillion-dollar prop-up package
The state and federal governments have stepped in to provide a $40m funding boost for the beleaguered steel city.
X marks the fine: Departing petrol barons cop hefty penalty
The former operators of X Convenience are leaving the industry with a hefty fine and convictions for breaches of petrol price app laws.
Neo-nazi Thomas Sewell is arrested by SA Police on Australia Day
National Socialist Network leader Thomas Sewell is arrested by SA Police on Australia Day 2025. Source: Instagram.
Neo-nazi leader Sewell freed after signing bail papers
Thomas Sewell – the neo-nazi leader who refused to sign bail papers, claiming he did not recognise the authority of SA courts – has backflipped and been released from custody.
‘Minor’ security breach at Adelaide Airport causes sky high chaos
Hundreds of passengers have been delayed after a passenger causes a security breach at Adelaide Airport.
Faltering coal and record gas exports drive energy price rises
The challenges faced by the electricity grid have been thrown into sharp relief as record solar output fails to offset coal outages and a lack of interconnection, driving spot prices higher.
Speed limit slashed to 50km/h on major arterial road
Unley Rd is about to get slower – but the council claims the move will only add a few seconds to the daily commute.
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