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Hotel robbed at knife point
TWO men, one armed with a knife, have robbed the Old Spot Hotel in Salisbury Heights.
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Plastic plague around state
PLASTIC makes up the bulk of litter in South Australia, a national audit shows.
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Trades no longer a man's world
MORE women are being trained in four male-dominated trades than at any other time in the past 10 years, figures show.
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City on verge of a growth idea
ADELAIDE'S parklands and nature strips could become our next food source amid fears the state is running out of productive agricultural land.
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Detainee record of abuse revealed
ALMOST 150 critical and serious incidents have been reported in South Australia's asylum detention centres over the past three years, figures show.
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Modern designs impress the Italians
A RENOWNED Italian furniture maker has snapped up experimental coat stands created by UniSA students.
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Red light on expressway upgrade
THE State Government has scrapped a key part of its promised Southern Expressway upgrade – the $75 million Darlington interchange.
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Roo's brother pleads guilty
THE brother of Adelaide Crows' Mark Ricciuto sold second-hand cars without a licence because of a $1.25 million debt, a court has heard.
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OneSteel expansion saves Whyalla jobs
ONESTEEL'S $200 million committment to expand its Whyalla port and nearly double iron mining operations will save and create hundreds of jobs.
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Crash inquiry finds weather was fine
A PRELIMINARY report has found weather conditions were fine and clear when an ABC helicopter crashed near Lake Eyre, killing three newsmen.
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Parents learn new way of schooling
ENROLMENTS in the state's three Montessori schools are rising , as parents seek alternative education methods.
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Desperate home sellers slash prices
HOUSE prices are being slashed by tens of thousands of dollars as a slow property market swings the buyer's way.
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Farm anger at dam water charges
WATER authorities will press ahead with plans to charge Adelaide Hills farmers for using water from their private dams.
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Burton hold-up the seventh for weekend
A SERVICE station hold-up at Burton last night was the seventh robbery in the metropolitan area since Friday.
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Portolesi 'to be promoted'
PREMIER-IN-WAITING Jay Weatherill has defended embattled Aboriginal Affairs Minister Grace Portolesi saying she will have a senior role in his new cabinet.
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Thieves steal semi-trailer, tractor, bins
POLICE are hunting thieves that stole a semi-trailer, a tractor and six industrial bins from Burton last month.
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Elderly couple busted for dope crop
AN ELDERLY couple have been reported for growing cannabis at a Craigmore home.
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Pirates kill millionaire, kidnap wife
A WEALTHY British publishing executive has been murdered by pirates in Kenya, who have abducted his wife from an exclusive resort in a motor boat.
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Council 'warned about tree'
BURNSIDE Council was warned several times about a rotting gum tree which dropped a branch, killing a young woman as she drove past, an inquest has heard.
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Senator 'was having panic attack'
Liberal Senator Mary Jo Fisher was having a panic attack when she allegedly left a supermarket without paying for groceries, a court has heard.
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