Power 20 revealed: Who are SA’s most influential in law?
Inside the courtroom and once the wigs come off these are the state’s top legal eagles holding the strings of power. The jury has decided, see the 2024 rankings.
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Hero fireys rescue pet dogs from burning house
Volunteer firefighters have forced entry to a burning home in regional SA under sweltering conditions to rescue a toy poodle and staffy trapped inside.
Jet-setting dad in alleged FIFO Adelaide drug plot, court told
A father of three allegedly caught with 10.5kg of cannabis in a rental car planned to stay in Adelaide for just 24 hours – and had a heart attack in custody, a court has heard.
Drunk lawyer guilty of killing medical specialist in hit-run crash
A stunned Adelaide lawyer has been found guilty of running down a leading medical specialist on Goodwood Rd while drunk – immediately saying her victim should take some blame.
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Row hits ALP’s Black by-election recruit over elite college job
Labor’s recruit fighting in the Black by-election is embroiled in a new row amid parental complaints about campaigning during ‘critical exam time’ at one of Adelaide’s top colleges.
Envelope with ‘unknown’ powder sends police station into alert
A rural SA police station has seen hazmat crews seize an envelope full of an unknown powder sending the building into alert.
‘More than just a courier’: Tobacco ‘delivery’ man’s bid for freedom
The man who allegedly drove a truck containing nearly 500kg of illicit tobacco and nearly half a million cigarettes across the border from Victoria has faced court.
Seventy five per cent boys in one subject: Gender inequity hits SACE
In some year 12 exams there are three times as many male students as female – or vice versa. See the list.
SA’s $4 billion contract failing schools at ‘alarming rate’
The Education Minister has blasted a $4b South Australian contract claiming many schools he visits ’almost always’ raise the issue.
Booze ban bid for popular beachside parks
Ten popular waterfront parks, playgrounds and reserves would become dry zones in a bid to stop anti-social behaviour by drunken louts.
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