Kid crims will pay: Radical plan to tackle youth crime crisis
One Nation SA has a bold idea to make young criminals and their parents pay their victims, and one that will put the heat on the court system when it comes to granting bail.
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SA and Vic in battle for $800m green fuels project
SA is in a battle with Victoria for an $800m sustainable fuel project, with the promise of hundreds of new jobs and a foothold in an emerging industry aimed at slashing emissions in aviation.
New ‘nuclear bomb’ hack draining Aussie bank accounts in minutes
World-class cyber crime expert lifts lid on startling new technology being easily adopted by criminals. Here’s what you need to watch out for.
Businesses ‘on their knees’ as SA coastal towns fight to stay afloat
Yorke Peninsula businesses warn the region faces a ‘ghost town’ future as the brutal impacts of SA’s toxic algae crisis continues.
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WATCH NOW: Secrets of the Missing Joker Episode 2 – What happened the day Steve Williams went missing?
It remains one of Australia’s most mysterious bikie crimes – former Gypsy Jokers president Steve Williams vanished 20 years ago, presumed…
Show-downpour: Parking canned, trees down as SA lashed by wild weather
Adelaide Oval bosses have ditched public parking options for Saturday’s Showdown as damaging winds and heavy rain smash the state, leaving a trail of destruction.
Watch: Alleged drowsy driver veering off road before fatal crash
Footage that prosecutors say shows a drowsy driver veering off the road more than 20 times before flipping his car – leading to the death of a passenger – has been shown in court.
The Advertiser, 7NEWS Adelaide: Pedestrian dies at Tranmere, Bedford collapses
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Uprooted tree crashes down on car at Morphett Vale (7NEWS)
It has been an unlucky start to the day for a driver at Morphett Vale after an uprooted tree came crashing down on their parked MG.
Starick: Algae turns tide on Mali as Labor’s weak underbelly exposed
The tide is turning on the Malinauskas Government over a flat-footed response to algal bloom carnage as SA revives a bailout state mentality, Paul Starick writes. Have your say.
How kickboxing is helping Ruth with Parkinson’s disease
This 63-year-old, no-bull cafe-owner and mother of three has found a fierce and creative way to cope with her degenerative disease.
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Four men guilty of brutal killing in drug house
The men were found guilty for a second time of the brutal murder, after their convictions were previously overturned by the High Court.
Sickly seal found floating in the waves on Semaphore Jetty
A sickly looking seal found floating in the waves, on Semaphore Jetty on Wednesday. Source: Alf Dabrowski/Facebook
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