First look: Eastern suburbs housing plan like no other
Hundreds of homes rising to six storeys for families, retirees and the aged would be built on an aged-care home in Adelaide’s east.
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Child abuser bows head, admits guilt in court
He evaded authorities around the world for four years – now this Adelaide sex predator has run out of places to run and hide.
Beaumont children: The story behind Adelaide’s greatest mystery
After many false leads and two unsuccessful digs, a third search at an Adelaide factory will seek answers to the Beaumont kids’ disappearance. Will new evidence solve the mystery?
Thousands of litres of diesel gushes out after Hills train crash
Emergency services are mopping up after a 1.5km-long freight train smashed into a tree branch in the Adelaide Hills, flooding the track with a a river of diesel.
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Shock SAPOL move on union boss after club assault allegations
A SAPOL investigation has been reopened into Police Association President Wade Burns, it has been revealed in parliament. But the union head says it’s all a “smear campaign”.
‘Beautiful person’: Locals stunned by mystery death of woman
Police are investigating an unexplained death of a woman in Mount Gambier and a community has been left reeling with the loss.
Life in Adelaide’s worst housing block
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‘Bold vision’: SA’s most expensive private school’s massive upgrade revealed
An elite eastern suburbs private school will receive a massive upgrade with a multistorey building overlooking its oval. See the major upgrade here.
Woman found dead in Mount Gambier home had ‘zest for life’
The woman found dead inside a Mount Gambier home has been identified, as neighbours mourn their loving, caring friend.
New laws set to put ‘posting and boasting’ lawbreakers behind bars
New laws have been proposed by the state government, which could see criminals locked up for two years for posting and boasting their exploits on social media.
Pembroke School has revealed renders for an upgrade of its oval precinct
South Australia’s most expensive private school has unveiled mock ups of a redeveloped oval precinct.
Police investigate mystery Mount Gambier death
Police are at a home in Mount Gambier, where the body of a woman has been found.
Whyalla steelworks would be better off under a new owner
Sanjeev Gupta’s parting gift to South Australia should be gracefully finding a new owner for the Whyalla steelworks.
Staying alive: $9m spent on office staff to keep hydrogen project afloat
Taxpayers are spending around $23m to keep the state’s hydrogen office in business, while the number of staff in the office has grown at a cost of $9m.
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