Thugs bash tourist – snatch pokie winnings
A tourist was left unconscious and bleeding after a group of thugs stomped on him in a violent robbery.
South Australia
One call shattered a family’s world – another pieced it back together
Driving home from work, Brevet Sergeant Rebecca Symons received a phone call that turned her life upside down. Then a white knight came along.
Teen charged after alleged knifepoint hold up
A teenage boy has been arrested after an Eyre Peninsula bottle shop was robbed at knifepoint on Saturday.
Thug fights conviction of elite athlete’s brutal pub glassing
A thug who ruined a woman’s professional sporting career in a horrific glassing has had a month knocked off his sentence – but fallen flat on his other appeal.
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At last! New plans for Stirling’s Woolies fire retail hub are finally in
Plans for a rebuild have been lodged almost two years after a Stirling shopping centre was destroyed in a devastating alleged arson attack.
Dire warning for Aussies amid stunning shopping reality
With Aussies expected to splash out a staggering $10.5b at the end of financial year sales, experts are warning shoppers to be aware.
Adelaide sports fanatic’s insane $1.5m score: ‘Still pinch myself’
Find out how an Adelaide man’s $6,000 investment in a US basketball uniform turned into a huge windfall. And that’s just one item in his jaw-dropping collection.
Adelaide’s raciest festival under threat
The future of a racy South Aussie festival is at risk with organisers fearing it will be forced to fold.
‘New era’: Stunning new main street plan revealed
A three-storey development featuring stunning brick and glass would replace tired old shops in Gawler’s main street, right beside the heritage clock tower.
‘I know who killed my father’ says daughter of missing Adelaide bikie
The daughter of a high profile bikie says she knows who killed her missing father.
Cult store to close as entire industry reels
A funky vintage store, known for its massive record collection, is closing after sales plummeted.
Band of brothers: One family’s proud Port Adelaide tradition
For this Adelaide family, working at the port has stirred a sense of pride for generations – from using horses to load ships, to building advanced warships at Osborne.
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