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State's key cash source faces axe
SOUTH Australia is at risk of losing $2.5 billion a year in revenue if "inefficient" state taxes are abolished.
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Slowdown thriller proves a big winner
FOOTY might have a new home at Adelaide Oval in 2014 but South Australians' desire to beat the Vics remains as strong as ever.
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Push for permanent bushfire committee
ANOTHER attempt to establish a permanent parliamentary committee to investigate bushfire risks is being made by the Opposition.
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Beware the march of the termites
TERMITE numbers are tipped to be the highest in more than a decade this summer, putting Adelaide homes at significant risk, experts warn.
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School curriculum revamp delayed
SOUTH Australian public school students will be introduced to the national curriculum later than many of their interstate peers.
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Retail calls for interest rate cut
RETAILERS warn of job losses in the lead-up to Christmas and are pleading for an interest drop today to spur demand.
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$1.4m for asylum seekers' tobacco
TAXPAYERS are forking out more than $1.4 million a year just to supply cigarettes and tobacco to immigration detainees.
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Bikie shooting broke the cardinal rule
WHOEVER shot the son of Mark Sandery broke "the paramount rule" of outlaw bikies, sources close to the gangs have warned.
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Smoking banned in Harbour Town
THE Harbour Town shopping precinct will become the state's first open-air smoke-free shopping zone.
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A job whose reputation is at stake
A HIGH turnover in the meat-processing industry can be solved by placing more value on skills development, a report says.
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Parklife strikes a chord with groovers
THE festival season went off with a bang at Parklife, where more than 10,000 music lovers soaked up the incessant beats along with the warm weather.
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Look what's in store with this $60m plan
A $60 million plan to revive Rundle Mall advocates balcony-level bars, a rooftop cinema, free parking and a tram loop taking in North Tce.
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Triple murder accused 'unfit'
THE man accused of the triple murder at Hectorville in April is mentally unfit to stand trial, a court has heard.
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Man hit by car
A MAN is being treated for head injuries in Lyell McEwin Hospital after being hit by a car near the Elizabeth Shopping Centre.
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Speeding trio nabbed
SPEED was involved when police suspended the licences of three drivers yesterday.
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Magill dental surgery break-in
A MAN wearing a red jumper is suspected of breaking in to a Magill dental surgery this morning.
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Firle footpath body 'not suspicous'
THE death of a 29-year-old man whose body was found on a grassed verge in Firle early this morning is not suspicious, police say.
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Bureaucrat can't remember porn details
A SENIOR bureaucrat has been unable to give the precise timing of when she was told employees were accessing pornography on the internet.
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Building approval fall spark job fears
SOUTH Australia was the only state to post a fall in building approvals in August, prompting fears of job losses in the construction industry.
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CEO can't remember staff porn details
FAMILIES and Communities Department chief executive Joslene Mazel could not give the precise timing of when she was told staff were accessing internet pornography, a parliamentary committee has been...
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