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No boost for solar panel owners
SOLAR PANEL owners will not get a promised increase in the amount the Government pays for solar power.
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Apple growers in their last stand
DARRAL Ashton can see large chunks of the Australian apple industry disappearing when NZ fruit is legally allowed to enter the country in a few months.
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From Nazi scandal to the German Club
CLIMATE change denier Christopher Monckton, who labelled Government adviser Ross Garnaut a Nazi, will be in Adelaide - at the German Club.
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Workers seek a healthy balance
NURSES and midwives need a better work/life balance to avoid high staff turnover, a study shows.
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Produce more or face consequences
LIFTING productivity offers a way to avoid the spiral of rising inflation and higher interest rates.
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Have hoon-car laws misfired?
THE sale of 68 cars under anti-hoon laws has raised an average of $564 a vehicle, raising questions about whether the right cars have been targeted.
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Southern right thrills beachgoers
ENJOYING the sunshine yesterday at West Beach was an unusual visitor.
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Judgment day on WorkCover changes
A HERNIA is headed to the High Court, regardless of tomorrow's court judgment on WorkCover changes.
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Toxic risk in ground water
CYANIDE and other chemicals found in Bowden may pose a health risk to residents, the State Government warns.
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Ute beauty, footy star's legal win
A FORMER Crows footballer has challenged his eight-match suspension in the Magistrates Court.
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Low water users to suffer most
THE looming water pricing system will see big water users pay less per drop than smaller users.
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Brawl erupts on peak-hour train
A PASSENGER called police to a brawl involving a dozen people on an Adelaide train on Tuesday.
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Parking, speed fines rocket
MOTORISTS will soon be hit twice as hard for parking infringements, with fines set to double.
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Conman's parlour for the needy
NOTORIOUS fraudster Bon Levi claims he has founded a charity to help the homeless from the back of his Port Rd bikini massage parlour.
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NSW reneges on water accord
THE NSW Liberal government has welshed on a deal that would have sent 200 billion litres of water down the Murray for the environment.
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Stop stalling, Rau warns
DEPUTY Premier John Rau has warned Adelaide City Council its powers could be cut if its small residential base stalls large developments.
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Tall timber can grow on Adelaide
TIMBER towers will spring up all over the city if a UniSA professor has his way.
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Autism numbers outstrip funding
Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnoses are increasing by about 15 per cent a year, but funding is not keeping pace, Autism SA says.
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Hot property chases record price
DEMAND for luxury homes is growing despite the flat real estate market, with 26 properties this year selling for more than $2 million.
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Adelaide, our city of sperm donors
ADELAIDE is breeding a generation of men who understand the importance of sperm donation.
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