Palaszczuk reveals details on SA border
The Queensland Premier has revealed further easing of border restrictions, but for now it’s bad news for South Australian travellers.
Adelaide
Nurse’s excuse for stealing patient’s iPad
A senior nurse who stole a new iPad from one of her patients had an excuse ready for when police came knocking.
Warner in doubt for opening Test against India
David Warner is in doubt for the first Test match against India after suffering an adductor injury during Sunday’s one-day international.
Teen charged after SA triple fatal
A 16-year-old boy will appear in court after the car he was driving was allegedly involved in a crash which killed three people.
Three people dead in horrific crash
A horror head-on collision between two cars on a South Australian highway has killed three people and left another fighting for life.
Veteran calls for administrators to ’hurt’ sloppy cricketers
Friday’s ODI ended with frustrated spectators flocking out of the SCG, and a one-Test wonder has called for administrators to take action.
SA virus cluster grows to 33 cases
South Australia has recorded two new coronavirus infections linked to the cluster as health authorities voiced ‘disappointment’ about one thing.
’Grave concerns’: canoeist search to continue
A major police search will continue for a third day after a man went missing in South Australian waters when the canoe he was in capsized.
Man dies after horror crash into tree
Nothing could be done to save a South Australian man after his car lost control and crashed into a tree on Friday night.
Canoeist missing in SA lake
Rescue teams have found one man who went missing on a canoe in a South Australian lake, but their search for a second continues.
Advice issued on SA grass fire
Crews have contained a grass fire burning near the Barossa Valley wine region in South Australia, but residents are being warned to remain alert.
More jail time for depraved predator
A man who lured a young girl from a playground and sexually assaulted her has been dealt a harsher sentence.
Shoppers shun masks at Black Friday sales
People looking for bargains at the Black Friday sales in Adelaide were seen not wearing masks despite the state’s coronavirus scare.
SA restrictions to ease
Restrictions will ease in South Australia next week after the state recorded no new coronavirus cases on Friday.
Fresh focus on this area of virus testing
COVID-19 testing has expanded in South Australia to better detect the virus within the community and pinpoint suburbs where it could emerge.
SA’s planned date to ease restrictions
SA still looks to open up to Victoria and ease restrictions with Premier Steven Marshall saying the state was “on track”. This is when.
Murder accused makes bid for freedom
A woman whose murder trial dramatically ended in a hung jury has made a bid for freedom, but prosecutors say releasing her would be too risky.
United sign Socceroos striker
Adelaide United coach Carl Veart says new signing Tomi Juric can score at least 15 goals this season.
Home intruder’s early morning fry-up
A woman made a shock discovery after she woke to her dog barking and the smell of cooking in her kitchen.
Waugh: Form not feelings means Pucovski should play
Former selector Mark Waugh can’t believe Will Pucovski might not play for Australia against India just because David Warner prefers incumbent Joe Burns.
High school closes after student positive
Students who attended a western suburbs high school have been told to isolate with their families as fears of a second wave return to South Australia.
Boxing Day Test prep hits full steam
The MCG won’t have to come to Adelaide’s rescue and host the first Test too, giving ground staff more time to prepare the Boxing Day pitch.
Schoolgirl kicked cop, court hears
A year 12 student who allegedly attacked police during a violent early morning brawl in Adelaide claims she was also a victim.
COVID infected to be guarded by cops
South Australia will introduce a plan to keep positive COVID-19 cases under police guard at a special facility, as the state announced no new cases.
‘I’m sorry’: Pizza liar breaks silence
The pizza shop worker whose lie led to South Australia’s unnecessary shutdown has broken his silence about the matter for the first time.
Dramatic twist to SA pizza shop cluster
Two travellers who returned to Australia have tested positive for coronavirus – but genomic sequencing has revealed a troubling discovery.
Laser shone at police helicopter: cops
Police in the air and on the ground worked together to locate a man allegedly shining a laser in the direction of the helicopter.
Lightning schedule ‘tougher than Olympics’
Adelaide’s five-time WNBL champion Rachael Sporn is backing the Lightning to overcome a full-on schedule after being forced into quarantine.
Reds relieved lockdown is over
With the South Australian lockdown over, Adelaide United returned to training on Monday ahead of next month’s start of the A-League season.
Cops seize items in pizza lie probe
Police have revealed more details about their investigation into how the lie of one pizza shop worker led to the state’s unnecessary lockdown.
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