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Work will save millions of litres
AN ESTIMATED four million litres of water in the Great Artesian Basin will be saved every day in a multi-mullion dollar engineering project.
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Paedophile must remain in prison
A SERIAL paedophile's imminent release, two years after he was jailed, has stalled because the Parole Board says he lacks appropriate accommodation.
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Let's talk about sex... again
THE South Australian Parliament will again look at changing the laws around prostitution in the state.
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Plan will leave us high and dry
SOUTH Australia's Murray Darling Basin communities are at risk from the Federal Government's plan to save the river.
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Online battle to buy final tickets
DESPERATE footy fans are offering huge money to snag a ticket to Saturday's blockbuster.
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CFS warns of Hills deathtraps
ADELAIDE Hills residents are living in areas so dangerous they would fail to get approval to build today, the CFS chief says.
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Who's best and fairest of them all?
WIVES and girlfriends wore a patriotic palette of green and gold for the Brownlow Medal Count.
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Fatal crash near Gladstone
A MAN has died after the car he was driving hit a tree at Gladstone in the state's mid north last night.
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Sex abuse inquiry 'not needed'
CATHOLIC Archbishop Philip Wilson doesn't believe an independent inquiry is needed into the sexual abuse of disabled children by a school bus driver.
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Customs strike causes flight delays
INTERNATIONAL passengers at Adelaide Airport are experiencing delays after Customs and Border Protection officers staged a one-hour strike.
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Lecturer held hostage by woman
A WOMAN believed to be armed with a knife is holding a lecturer captive inside the Lincoln Marine Science Centre at Port Lincoln.
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One in four have arthritis - study
A QUARTER of all South Australians are living with arthritis and the number is expected to increase, a new study reveals.
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South Australian fantasy writer dies
BEST-selling South Australian-born fantasy writer Sara Douglass has died after a three-year battle with ovarian cancer.
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Rape in marriage 'not criminal'
THE High Court has heard an elderly man should not stand trial for rape because it was legal, almost 50 years ago, to force his wife to have sex.
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Burn-off makes road dangerous
SMOKE from a controlled burn has made a stretch of the Dukes and Riddoch Highways dangerous for road users.
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Siege ends with student's arrest
A FEMALE student, who allegedly took a lecturer hostage at a Port Lincoln university campus, has surrendered to police.
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Robbed chemist threatened with pick axe
A MAN, who robbed a Norwood Chemart armed with a pick axe, has fled with half a backpack full of prescription drugs.
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Dog nips at Snowy River's heels
THE Man From Snowy River better watch out, there's a Red Dog nipping at its credits.
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Playwright loves the screen scene
DAVID Williamson has been creating plays for 40 years and won't stop any time soon.
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Sexual abuse payout wrangle
LAWYERS for the victims of a paedophile bus driver will meet Catholic Church representatives to try to settle lawsuits worth millions of dollars
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