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A Peculiar mine for Coober Pedy
CONSTRUCTION of a new iron mine near Coober Pedy will begin on Monday week, opening frontiers for the state's resources sector.
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Mem's disbelief at husband's guilt
AS author Mem Fox began her ascent toward the heights of children's literature, her husband began his descent into illicit teen sex.
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Model babies earn $70 an hour
WHEN you're this cute, you don't need to worry about wanting to be a supermodel when you grow up.
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Drag-racing dad and son nabbed
A FATHER and son have had their cars seized by police after they were allegedly caught drag racing each other on South Rd.
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A model with ability to break barriers
GETTING back on the horse is more than just a cliche for Grace Bowman.
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'Missing Mike' snubs South-East forests
PREMIER Mike Rann will be the South-East's "Missing Mike" this week as SA's second biggest city debates the future of timber production.
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Bakewell speed camera a money trap
THE state's first fixed roadside speed camera has been labelled a "cash cow" after catching the second-highest number of motorists in Adelaide.
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Rann adviser gets another bonus
A RANN Government adviser who received a $37,000 termination payout has just been given a $6000 pay rise.
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Drama as theatre patrons drop off
THE State Theatre Company says a "scary" drop in membership has left it searching for more income to stay afloat.
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Protection for our gourmet food
NEW laws are being planned to ensure food products labelled as being from South Australia actually come from here.
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Report held up as Cappo 'too busy'
SOCIAL Inclusion Commissioner David Cappo's blueprint for disability services due this month has been delayed because he is too busy.
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Inside the world of Inverbrackie
SIX months after the first asylum seekers were moved to Inverbrackie, the local community is still being kept at arm's length from the new arrivals.
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Man caught driving drunk at 188km/h
AN alleged drunk driver was caught by police travelling at 75km/h above the speed limit just moments before a crash early this morning.
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Workers want apology over 'riot'
A YOUTH worker has a "four-inch gash" to the back of his head following a riot at Magill Training Centre on Friday, industry insiders say.
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MP to challenge for US wedding
SOUTH Australia's first openly gay state MP says he is ready to mount a legal challenge to allow gay couples to marry overseas.
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Buses get a look to stop traffic
THE first of a new fleet of Adelaide buses will roll off the production line today, painted red to match the city's tram fleet.
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Lottery agents need more than luck
LOTTERY agents will be given a five-year buffer against competition from major supermarkets when the sale of SA Lotteries goes through.
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Adelaide has lowest house rents
ADELAIDE is the most affordable capital city for renting houses, industry data shows.
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Killing history stone dead
DEMOLITION of an 1880s bluestone building on Waymouth St has hastened a push to get 250 unlisted historic buildings on a heritage list.
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Millions to be cut from health
AN extra $281 million in savings must be identified by Health SA to avoid Budget blow-outs, but they are likely to cause service cuts, the Opposition warns.
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