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Bullying victim 'can hold head high'
A TEENAGER who attracted widespread publicly after being assaulted by a student can leave court with his head held high, says a judge.
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Man with pistol robs hotel
POLICE are at the scene of an armed hold-up at the Bridgeway Hotel at Pooraka.
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PM blames Abbott for arrivals
TONY Abbott has rejected as "pretty desperate" a claim from Prime Minister Julia Gillard that more asylum seeker boat arrivals will be his fault.
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Hundreds gather for judge's funeral
HONOURS of mourners have gathered to pay tribute to "gentleman" judge, Ted Mullighan, who was a tireless advocate for the underprivileged.
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Witjira National Park reopens
THE Witjira National Park has been reopened, however, the Simpson Desert Conservation Park remains closed.
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Gillnet ban as dolphin deaths rise
A SHARP rise in the number of reported dolphin deaths in fishing gillnets has triggered a ban on the fishing practice off the Kangaroo Island coast.
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Boom crash opera - wrestling's back
THERE'S sweat, smoke, goodies and baddies at Adelaide's Riot City wrestling nights.
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SA risks losing its AAA rating
SOUTH Australia is at risk of losing its cherished and valuable triple A credit rating at the hands of the same ratings agency that downgraded the US.
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Call for action on child inquiry
LESS than a quarter of the recommendations outlined in the Mullighan inquiry into child sex abuse have been implemented by the State Government.
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$56,000 fine for injury
DIRECTORS of a Yorke Peninsula manufacturing firm have been fined more than $56,000 plus costs over a worker's injuries and for failing to report two incidents.
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Frank sprints from APY Lands to AFL
HE grew up playing footy in bare feet on rock-hard red dirt in one of the most remote places in Australia.
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Bay to Birdwood just keeps on rolling
IT'S buffed, waxed and revved up to go. Neil and Fiona Sommers-Cain's classic 1966 Cadillac Deville is one of 1500 vehicles made from 1956 to 1977 taking part in today's Bay to Birdwood.
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Samaritans cut to the quick
SUPPORT programs and services for thousands of vulnerable and disadvantaged South Australians are in jeopardy, threatened by funding cuts.
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Wow! It's the ink credible hulk
THE fishing tales flow thick and fast on the state's West Coast - but you don't have to be a sucker to believe this one.
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End of an era as store closes
WILMINGTON'S general store has closed its doors for the final time after operating for 120 years.
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Assaulted woman found in trolley
POLICE want to speak with a man over the assault of a woman found in a shopping trolley behind an abandoned Elizabeth Park house on July 30.
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Changes to decide ministers' fate
THE futures of three ministers will be decided by an inquiry into electoral boundaries which will be a key influence in the next state election.
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Veterans' trek to overcome illness
THE war is long over for many of the state's veterans but a battle closer to home remains.
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$200 to lodge a complaint
HOME buyers and sellers have to pay $200 to lodge complaints against real estate agents or face delays through a government agency.
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Interest in trade courses dives
BUDDING foreign hospitality, healthcare and finance workers are shunning vocational study in SA , as enrolments drop by about 35 per cent.
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