Where schnit hits the fan: Pub prices rise as wage hike bites
Pub favourites such as a chicken schnitzel, a steak or a pint of beer could be on the rise to combat the latest minimum wage hike. Find out how much.
South Australia
Named: Alleged bikie charged as man kidnapped from shops
An alleged Comanchero bikie has been charged alongside two other men after a man was allegedly “taken by force” from Adelaide shops and assaulted inside a ute.
Long weekend chaos as wild weather shuts down ferry
Ferries to one of SA’s most popular tourist spots have been suspended due to wild weather, throwing long weekend travel into chaos.
Are these Adelaide’s most hated speed bumps?
Hundreds of people are demanding their removal, saying they damage cars, make loud noises waking people up at night and send speeders down rat-runs.
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South Australia’s top business minds aged under 40 revealed
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Starick: Mullighan’s chilling $6.7m per day gamble
For an election budget, this is a deliberately lacklustre document, writes Paul Starick.
Cop it sweet: Winners and losers in this year’s budget revealed
SA Police look set to be one of the biggest winners from this year’s state budget as the Treasurer reveals his third surplus – and our new debt outlook.
‘Very dangerous’ man who stabbed reality TV star jailed
A convicted child sex offender who stabbed a Bachelorette contestant is behind bars after the court heard he “lacked remorse” for the attack.
‘Wasn’t brave enough to stop it’: Lawyer’s fears in alleged sex assault
A young lawyer says she kissed Adelaide barrister Enzo Belperio, feeling unable to reject his unwanted sexual advances without “tarnishing” her firm’s reputation.
Dark chambers: Enzo Belperio misconduct case explained
He’s the heir to an Adelaide dining institution and one of the city’s top legal minds. Now SA’s legal profession has been split by the…
Penbo: Is Mali Govt’s re-election strategy the premier himself?
There’s nothing in this budget that will win Labor the election – but does there need to be, or is it just the Mali show? David Penberthy writes.
‘Much-loved’: Olympic Dam mine worker remembered after sudden death
The man who died at the Olympic Dam copper mine has been named as his colleagues rally to support his family.
‘Atrocious’: Man denied treatment before death at rural SA hospital
An assault victim was not properly examined by a rural SA hospital before his health rapidly declined until his death a month later, his family claims.
Rents falling: changes in each suburb revealed
Tenants in many capital city areas are finally breathing a sigh of relief, with average weekly rents dropping by over $50 a week in many suburbs.
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