Illegal NYE fireworks ‘spark fires’, explode in man’s face
Multiple fires were feared to have been caused by illegal NYE fireworks, with one person suffering facial injuries.
South Australia
Dead shark mysteriously ends up on SA landowner’s driveway
A Fleurieu resident has woken up to a rude surprise outside her door for the New Year – but has a fair idea of how it got there.
Thomas Foods beefs up profit thanks to global demand
Global demand for Australian red meat and the reopening of its Murray Bridge abattoir have helped meat processor Thomas Foods International to a record year.
Maiden: Labor gets it wrong on electability of Dutton
As the next election looms, Peter Dutton’s rising popularity still hasn’t penetrated the brains of a dwindling band of diehard Labor political staffers convinced he’s unelectable, writes Samantha Maiden.
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Lux tourism cabins with stunning beach views for new restaurant
Twenty luxury tourist cabins and a restaurant would be built overlooking one of SA’s most pristine bays under a development proposal. See the plans.
‘Holly is now at peace’: Second Melb teen dies from methanol poisoning
Holly Bowles has died from methanol poisoning following a mass drink-spiking incident in Laos, with her family issuing a heartbreaking statement.
The Advertiser, 7NEWS Adelaide: Terrifying supermarket robbery, Wild police chase
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How to spot an SA govt staffer: Do you tick these boxes?
It takes dedication to keep our state running (sometimes). But let’s face it, the workers keeping the wheels turning have few trademark traits. See the list.
Men armed with firearm on the loose after terrifying robbery
Watch the moment two men – one armed with what appears to be a firearm – rob a southern suburbs supermarket. The suspects are still on the run.
Sam’s shock road to the top: ‘That’s how I knew I’d made it’
Hairdressing was supposed to be a back-up job for Adelaide’s Sam James. But she’s just been named Australia’s best.
Travel trauma: Regional woman forced to CBD for sex assault testing
Women who have been sexually assaulted in rural areas are being forced to travel long distances to have forensic evidence collected in the CBD.
Law Society issues family war warning over SA will changes
An ambiguous new law could open up a new battleground for unhappy family members to challenge a will in court.
Game over for Mighty Kingdom boss
Mighty Kingdom’s managing director has stepped down and the shares remain suspended, after the game developer earlier floated the prospect of a material acquisition.
Family’s heartache: Every day we look back and think ‘why us?’
One family has opened up on their living nightmare, as it’s revealed Aussie school students are among the most bullied in the world.
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