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Footy legends chase life in the slow lane
ANDREW Jarman rubbed his hands while scanning the row of Big V jumpers in the changerooms - until his eye caught the No. 23 guernsey with the "Brereton" name on it.
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A real flash in the pan
IT'S been 160 years since people packed their bags for Ballarat to find their fortune in gold.
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Scam lawyer Patterson struck off roll
A WELL-KNOWN lawyer, found guilty of dishonest and unprofessional conduct, has been struck off by the Supreme Court.
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Man arrested after five-hour siege
A BLACK Forest man, armed with a knife, was involved in a five-hour siege with police overnight.
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Drink, drug drive and risk getting caught
POLICE are urging drivers to keep away from drugs and alcohol as they launch a month-long road safety campaign.
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Talented pianists make a big play
THEY make it look like child's play, but it's taken years of dedication for this trio to join the ranks of Australia's finest young pianists.
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Service station assault arrest
A SERVICE station operator was allegedly assaulted and threatened in the city on Saturday night.
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Expressing God's gift in an artwork
AMATEUR and award-winning artists alike have been painting and sculpting in the lead-up to this week's annual Adelaide Cathedral Art Show.
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Shooting sparks fear of bikie gang war
ADELAIDE'S bikie turf war will escalate following the shooting of an 11-year-old boy at Semaphore, experts warn.
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Fans enjoy a musical feast
SURROUNDED by a sea of smiles, giving fans the blues was a tough gig at the Semaphore Music Festival yesterday.
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Students to link religion with law
THE Adelaide University will offer students a unique perspective next year, when it introduces a course on the relationship between law and religion.
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Delivery driver hit with brick
A BRICK-wielding thug assaulted a newspaper delivery driver in Aberfoyle Park yesterday.
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Rioting inmates 'need' compensating
REFUSING to compensate inmates for property destroyed by prison officers after the Port Augusta prison riot was "unjust", the Ombudsman has found.
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Ready to pay a price for babies
DESPERATE SA couples are travelling to Third World countries and paying foreign surrogacy agencies hundreds of thousands of dollars to start a family.
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Plea to get tough on bullies
THE family of a school bullying victim has called for stronger policies to protect vulnerable teenagers.
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New life for deserted Crows shed
IT has hosted SANFL grand final celebrations, Christmas carols and even seen Crows patron Rob Gerard buying a round for fans celebrating a win.
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Police impound 49 vehicles
POLICE impounded 49 vehicles during drug and alcohol testing on Saturday and 51 drivers received immediate licence disqualification.
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Woman dies after Birdwood motorcycle crash
A PARAFIELD Gardens woman has died overnight after a road crash near Birdwood yesterday.
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Traffic stop nets $55,000, 600g drugs
POLICE arrested a man and netted $55,000 cash and 600 grams of what they believe is amphetamine after a routine traffic stop near Saddleworth.
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Woman dies after motorbike crash
A PARAFIELD Gardens woman has died overnight after a road crash near Birdwood yesterday.
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