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Three men attack Glengowrie pedestrian
A MAN is recovering in hospital with head lacerations after being viciously attacked by three men at Glengowrie this morning.
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Three men attack pedestrian
A MAN is recovering in hospital with head lacerations after being viciously attacked by three men at Glengowrie this morning.
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Big Day Out heads West
HIP HOP superstar Kanye West will headline the 2012 Big Day Out festival.
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Dodgy roads after heavens open
STATE Emergency Service workers responded to at least 13 reports of flooding across Adelaide after a cloud burst about 8am dumped about 9mm of rain .
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Police flood footy long-weekend roads
POLICE are hitting the Dukes Highway and Princes Highways in force because of the wet weather and the lead-up to the grand final long-weekend.
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Tougher rules for midwives flagged
A CORONER'S inquest into the death of two babies during home births has sparked a battle over the risks of unregulated births.
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Our water worse in a warmer world
THE quality of Adelaide's much-maligned drinking water will get worse as the world warms, but scientists are trying to keep one step ahead.
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Mental toll on Inverbrackie children
PSYCHIATRIC problems have hit asylum seekers at the low-security Inverbrackie detention centre, with three falling ill.
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September warmer, drier than average
TEMPERATURES were up and rainfall across the state varied dramatically in September, with some farmers in dire need of rain for their crops.
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Cold shoulder for airconditioners
ENERGY-GUZZLING airconditioners will be banned from sale from today.
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Charity that is good for the sole
WOMEN can never have enough shoes but Dalice Kennedy wants 10,000.
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Property buying as safe as houses
ADELAIDE homeowners are some of the most secure in the country, a new report shows.
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Riverland farms drained by drought
IRRIGATED horticultural land along the River Murray and Lower Lakes has shrunk by 17 per cent in the past four years as the long-term drought take its toll.
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The young can't be restless
CHILDREN who go to bed early are slimmer and more active than night owl peers, an SA-based study has found.
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Arrest over fake festival passes
SA Police have uncovered an alleged music-ticket racket, arresting a man over fake VIP passes to the Stereosonic dance music festival.
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Emergency doctors at breaking point
THE Queen Elizabeth Hospital is such a stressful place for emergency room doctors that "even a saint" would be pushed to attack a patient.
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New evidence in kill mystery
NEW evidence has emerged implicating jailed child killer Derek Percy in an unsolved death of a Sydney boy.
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Law risks abuse of children
EXPERTS are calling for the scrapping of a law that lets convicted paedophiles spend up to 14 days of unsupervised contact with kids a year.
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Abused children nurtured
THE six children at the centre of the shocking House of Horrors case are now being "nurtured and supported" by carers, the State Government says.
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You're welcome, Lib tells Labor
HIS own vision of a revitalised Torrens riverbank precinct was derided by the State Government as "Las Vegas on the Torrens" and "Martyworld".
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