Defaulty Towers: Gupta’s hotel in administrator’s hands
A beachfront hotel that once catered for the late Queen, boasting sweeping views of the Whyalla foreshore, is among Sanjeev Gupta’s assets under administration.
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SANFLW star sentenced after exposing ex’s cocaine dealing
A former SANFLW player was being controlled by her ex-boyfriend when she agreed to look after his cocaine – but then spilt all to the cops, a court has heard.
Alleged killer truckie not responsible for deaths in horror fatal, court hears
An interstate truck driver has told a court he is not responsible for the deaths of two Port Augusta train drivers in a horror Barrier Highway smash on New Year’s Eve 2023.
Prisoner taken to hospital after cell block fight
A prisoner has been rushed to hospital following a fight at Yatala Prison on Thursday morning.
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Stunning short-stay health hub for new mums revealed
New mothers will be able to bond with their sick babies in a new health hub in Adelaide’s north, after a philanthropist saw the incredible work within a special-care unit.
‘It’s my turn’: Teen girl pinned down by alleged rapist, court told
A young man accused of three counts of rape allegedly held a teenager down before he and a younger co-accused sexually assaulted her, a court has heard.
‘I want to be like other kids’: From Zambia to miracles at WCH
As a child with a severe facial tumour, Elinah faced a tough life in Zambia which has now been eased thanks to big hearts and incredible surgery from the Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
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 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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