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Reports demand more for Murray
SOUTH Australia will today release its own expert science that calls for the Murray Mouth to remain open.
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House destroyed by fire
ARSONISTS are suspected to have torched a vacant house at West Croydon early this morning.
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Car impounded after chase
A SALISBURY man who allegedly tried to outrun police in a high-speed car chase has lost his car for 28 days and will face charges in court.
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Cannabis haul at West Croydon
A RAID on a West Croydon house has netted police two alleged drug growers, two hydroponically grown cannabis plants and about four kilograms of dried cannabis.
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Booze attacks fuelling lockout call
A series of alcohol-fueled assaults around Henley Square has prompted residents to push for a lockout from bars and clubs after 1am.
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Bressington to question Wortley
INDEPENDENT MLC Ann Bressington will today (July 27) question Local Government Minister Russell Wortley in Parliament.
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Wilf's a right Royal
WILF Withey has seen plenty of changes in Royal Park over the years, but one thing which has stayed the same is his backyard boxing gym.
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Agape leader wants to unlock assets
FUGITIVE cult leader Rocco Leo - accused of swindling millions of dollars from followers - wants to retrieve assets that were frozen after he fled Australia.
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Speed cameras for rail crossings
IN a first for the state, red light cameras will be installed at six level crossing locations across the metropolitan rail network over the next 12 months.
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Bars to trade through the night
CITY pubs and clubs will be allowed to trade through the night after a State Government plan to impose a mandatory three-hour shutdown was defeated.
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Fire toddler dies in hospital
THE three-year-old Port Pirie boy severely burned in a house fire has died in hospital surrounded by his family.
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Ban booze for kids at home
A PUSH to ban the supply of alcohol to children and teens will be brought to State Parliament today.
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O-Bahn revamp will have more car parks
THE State Government is calling for tenders for improvements at the O-Bahn Klemzig interchange as part of the $17.1 million upgrade of the system.
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A proud past, a golden future
PREMIER Mike Rann celebrates 175 years since the settlement of South Australia with a look forward to our bicentennial.
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Threat to censure Wortley
SUPPORT is being courted for a Parliamentary no-confidence move against State/Local Government Relations Minister Russell Wortley.
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Put bad teaching records online
TEACHERS with conditions placed on their registration should be publicly listed on the Teacher's Registration Board website, a report recommends.
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No chance of convicting Leo
THE leader of a doomsday cult which stockpiled guns and ammunition will not be pursued over 126 fraud allegations because he is unlikely to be convicted.
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Life, death and a love forever
IT was one of those loves of the ages. He was a Rat of Tobruk in World War II and she waited for him to return so they could marry.
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Two dead in head-on crash
TWO men have died in separate cars in a road crash near Port Broughton last night.
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Pedophile sentencing delay plea
A FORMER judge's associate indecently filmed children, at a Christrian Fellowship Camp and on church premises, a court has heard.
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