Adelaide’s most infamous sex work hotspot is dying. Here’s why
Once notorious for flamboyant street sex workers, its surrounding suburbs are transforming into something else; although nobody is yet sure exactly what.
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Farmers call on Albo for help but will the PM get his boots dirty?
He said he would govern for all Australians but in the Coalition heartlands of regional Australia, farmers have made a simple request to the re-elected PM.
SA open for business but trading returns to Covid-era slump
According to a new survey, Mad March failed to lift the spirits of SA business owners, showing trading conditions are at their worst level since Covid-19.
Jobs surge as Adelaide Aquatic Centre’s new operator dives in
Hundreds of jobs will be up for grabs as the new Adelaide Aquatic Centre operator is revealed. See the latest pictures.
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‘Thought he was a log’: Woman sentenced for running over a dad
She was driving on an unfamiliar road late at night. He was lying in the middle of the road. Now, this mother has learned her fate for running over a person who “she thought was a log”.
Fake RAH nurse leaves court after being sentenced
Brandon Chesney leaves court after he was spared jail time for posing as a RAH nurse.
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Woman grabbed by straggly-haired man during morning run
One morning run for a woman turned into a nightmare after a man assaulted her near the city.
Freight relief: Bypass gains crucial federal funding
A long-awaited Truro freight bypass has received new federal funding – after previously being stripped of $161m – and it’s been welcomed by the state’s peaking trucking body.
Five burning issues for SA as Boothby bungle kicks off campaign
South Australia is on track to play a crucial role on election night even though it is no longer a battleground state, Paul Starick writes.
Betrayal in scrubs: Fake RAH nurse punished for baffling fraud
He stole scrubs to pose as a nurse – now this “narcissist” with no training who even treated a young woman is sentenced after infiltrating SA’s biggest hospital.
Why silence cost Adelaide home builder massive fine
An Adelaide home builder who failed to co-operate with a SafeWork SA investigation after one of its contractors brought down powerlines has been convicted and fined.
Safer in a jail cell: Shocking truth about life in Adelaide unit block
A woman’s non-suspicious death has left residents feeling unsafe in a complex in Adelaide’s south that is plagued by drugs, theft and violent crime.
Adelaide caravan couple lose everything in blaze
The couple were only four days into a ‘dream trip’ around Australia when a mysterious fire destroyed their caravan with all of their belongings…
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