Man dies after cancer ‘missed three times by doctors’
He was told he was in the clear, but terminal stomach cancer went unnoticed by doctors on numerous scans, leaving this man with a year to live, an inquest has heard.
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Searched in the street: Tough new knife laws hit retail hot spots
SA’s knife laws would be the “toughest” in the country under new reforms that give police new powers and severely limit who can buy and carry knives.
‘Push up prices’: Vow to ban govt’s hack to swoop on prime land
Government agencies would be banned from its practice of nabbing prime development land under the Liberals, who say it means higher prices.
Three students in violent altercation at troubled high school
An ambulance and police were called to the school after a fight broke out between three students this morning.
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Inside the luxurious lives of retirees at SA’s posh homes
Chauffeured limousines, ocean views, nail bars and Gold Class cinemas are just some of the perks at Adelaide’s 12 most exclusive retirement villages.
Ranked: Who should really be named SA’s top sporting hero?
We’ve named the top 100 athletes, teams and sporting icons from South Australia. But did we get it right? Rate our full list here.
Cats the musical returns to Adelaide
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical Cats will return to Adelaide in September as part of its Australian 40th anniversary production.
‘Filled with poison’: Mystery as health tree starts dying
A suburban council is investigating the death of a large tree in Adelaide’s south, with locals saying it “looks like a murder scene”.
Hundreds of new homes for Strath after townhouses rejected
A push for townhouses on farming land in a small country town has been rejected after an outcry by locals, but new homes will be built.
Famous mum’s bold bikini pledge for her daughters
Chezzi Denyer knows life in the spotlight is hard, but has made a fearless decision for the sake of her daughters. Calling all mums and dads – take the Great Parent Survey here.
‘An almighty tornado’: Trees down, homes without power as SA bakes
“Tornado-like” winds downed heat-stressed trees overnight, while hundreds of people sweated through a scorching night without power, as a week-long heatwave grips the state.
Young guns turn the corner at once struggling family empire
One of the last vestiges of South Australia’s once mighty automotive sector is booking surging profits and targeting new markets, as its third generation leader looks to continue the ROH Wheels legacy.
New political war erupts over Libs Senate approval
A political war of words has erupted over the official approval of the SA Liberal’s newest Senator amid government claims the opposition was acting like a dysfunctional rabble.
Shocking surge in violence within SA prisons
Violence has soared to record numbers within SA prisons as the number of inmates reaches a five-year high.
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