SA business great remembered as caring, family man
Diamonds Camera co-founder Jim Diamantis has died aged 70.
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‘Absolute mockery’: 14yo facing 131 criminal charges in 12 months of terror
Details of 131 charges laid against an SA child have been revealed and the Opposition have labelled it “an absolute mockery of the justice system.”
From crisis to routine: Ramping hospital hell to be the ‘new normal’
With SA patients spending near five years on ambulance ramps, ramping, ED wait-times and postponed surgeries have almost become the “new normal”.
Revealed: Hi-tech upgrade set for beloved play precinct
A local community has announced an exciting new play precinct in a popular reserve east of Adelaide, creating a haven for children and families.
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Judge condemns meth fueled, knifepoint robber while extending him mercy
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Fears over who’s next after alleged botched ‘Hit Squad’ murder attempt
An alleged botched murder attempt to kill a rival gang member could end up in a retaliation attempt against one of six accused young males, a court has heard.
I don’t want to talk about poo but I have to — this is why
After a tragic accident left him wheelchair-bound, a father-of-one is now fighting for 50,000 Australians who have been ‘ghosted’ by the federal government. Find out why.
We Report, Ute Decide: Which leader gets the Boothby PM nod?
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‘Straight in the f***ing head’: Man allegedly shot dead by landlord
A murder victim could be heard saying “oh no, don’t shoot” before he was allegedly shot three times by his landlord, a court has heard.
‘Grossly intoxicated’: Boozed-up woman in court after alleged stabbing
A heavily intoxicated woman who allegedly stabbed a man in the neck outside a packed suburban shopping centre has faced court for the first time.
Controversial blue-chip councillor ‘sorry’ for meeting mistake
A controversial councillor from one of Adelaide’s affluent councils is in hot water again and has made a public apology.
Mega twin tower international hotel, residences set for CBD
Construction of Adelaide’s fourth tallest tower has reached its highest point, as its developer closes in on a global hotel brand for a new high-rise project in the CBD.
Adelaide’s massive Supercars shake-up and new name revealed
Adelaide’s Supercars event this November will have a new name and major sponsor in a revolutionary transformation.
‘Misguided’ mum learns fate for helping drug dealer husband
A young mother has avoided jail for trying to protect her drug dealer husband from legal consequences by hiding evidence from his enterprise.
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