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Infant dies of meningococcal

Infant dies of meningococcal

South Australian health authorities are working to identify which strain of invasive meningococcal disease the 7-week-old contracted.

COURTNewsWire
kayaker paddles across a serene lake, focus on the foreground

Man paddles across border

It’s been done by car, truck, train and on foot… but a Victorian man came up with yet another way to sneak across the South Australian border.

AppealNewsWire
Peter Dainse mugshot. Picture SA Police

Wife killer to stay behind bars

A man who drowned his wheelchair-bound wife in a pond in the Adelaide parklands is likely to die behind bars after his appeal was dismissed.

EventsNewsWire
CYCLING - Tour Down Under - Be Safe Be Seen Stage 6 - 26/01/20 - McLaren Vale to Willunga Hill  The peloton on the chase - making its way up Willunga Hill for the first time Picture SARAH REED

COVID wreaks havoc on SA event season

Coronavirus has thrown a spanner in the works for Adelaide’s busiest time of year, as the government scrambles to save what it can. Here’s what’s on and what’s off.

Sheffield ShieldNewsWire
ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 10: Mitchell Swepson of the Queensland Bulls bowls during day one of the Sheffield Shield match between Queensland and Tasmania at Park 25 on October 10, 2020 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)

Waiting game for Bulls spinner

Queensland leg-spinner Mitch Swepson continues to be patient in his bid for Test selection, but there’s one clash he’s relishing.

Jury dutyNewsWire
ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 26, 2020: Supreme Court Case - jury viewing on Bunbury Terrace in Valley View. Caroline Dela Rose Nilsson (centre - black suit) is accused of killing her mother-in-law Myrna Nilsson in September 2016 and it pictured at the scene. Myrna Nilsson was found dead inside her Valley View home after her daughter-in-law emerged gagged and distressed, telling neighbours they were the victims of a home invasion. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe

Nilsson jury’s marathon duty

The near 40-hour deliberation in the Caroline Dela Rose Nilsson murder trial, which resulted in a hung jury, has cast a new light on the SA’s jury system.

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