Perverts named in SA
SA has changed the laws so sex predators can be publicly identified once their cases end.
David Penberthy
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Pubs rocked by surge in ice raids
Pub owners and police are demanding tougher action against ice-related crimes.
Crows woes as Betts heads home
After 132 games with the Adelaide, Eddie Betts wants to end his career where it all began.
Labor’s climate policy turns a bit frosty
Matt Keogh backs a call for the ALP to reach a ‘political settlement’ on the 2030 emissions target.
Labor at war over climate deal
Anthony Albanese has intervened in the stoush between his frontbench team on emissions targets.
Sub build to ‘transform economy’
Australia’s ability to transform its economy would be lost if it opted for ‘off the shelf’ submarines.
Builder keen to lock in destroyers
Defence giant British Aerospace has one eye on building the next generation of Australia’s air warfare destroyers.
All shipshape for nation’s defence
The future of Australia’s naval defence strategy is coming to life in Port Adelaide.
Inside Hells Angels HQ
Now this is a character home — it’s the former Adelaide HQ of the Hells Angels bikies.
State’s astronomical benefits
In the near future, South Australia will literally be launching rockets.
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