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Graffiti vandals attack small town
GRAFFITI vandals have caused $10,000 damage to "numerous" buildings and two community school buses at Jamestown, in the state's mid-north.
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Funny business 30 days before Pageant
PAGEANT clowns are laughing all the way to the Credit Union Christmas Pageant.
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Hepatitis scare at popular restaurant
A FOOD worker at a popular North Adelaide restaurant has tested positive to hepatitis A, potentially exposing diners to the disease.
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Woolworths staff 'did not follow policy'
A SENIOR Woolworths manager has admitted staff did not follow "normal" practice when told a woman had been injured in an accident involving one of its trolleys.
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Conman made fraud his profession
A CONMAN who made fraud "his profession" has been jailed for swindling almost $30,000 over the internet.
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Online conman jailed for four years
HE asked for more time to speak to his father and arrange his release on home detention bail.
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Micro brewery taps in wattle winner
A YOUNG couple's Riverland beer, infused with wattle seeds, has been so popular the Renmark Hotel has run out of the dark ale.
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Senior Counsel post for barrister
TOP barrister and respected prosecutor Geraldine Davison has been appointed Senior Counsel.
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Foley stays on to see Bill through
FORMER Treasurer Kevin Foley will remain in politics until the indenture for the Olympic Dam expansion is passed by Parliament.
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Scooter demand boosts bike sales
GROWTH in all-terrain vehicles and scooters has improved motorcycle sales, figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries show.
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Our jobless rate highest in nation
SOUTH Australia has the highest unemployment rate in the country, after the state's jobless increased by nearly 4800 in September.
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Wishlist to raise road safety
ROAD safety, with mandatory vehicle inspections and upgrades of thoroughfares, must be a focus of the State Government, transport groups say.
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Future of local footy uncertain on ABC
A SENATE inquiry has called for the ABC to maintain local production in "regions", including Adelaide.
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Teachers' plea to keep Weatherill
KEY education stakeholders want premier-in-waiting Jay Weatherill to retain his portfolio as Education Minister.
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Call to boost trainees for boom
PROGRAMS to fast-track apprentices for work in the mining sector must be boosted ahead of the massive Olympic Dam expansion, industry says.
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Lawyers question murder evidence
LAWYERS for Derek John Bromley have requested the Attorney-General refer his murder conviction for an appeal more than 25 years after he was jailed.
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Olympic Dam mine to inject $8.6bn
BENEFITS of the Olympic Dam project will add up to $8.6 billion a year to the state's economy, the State Government says.
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Heaven may turn into nightclub hell
HEAVEN nightclub might turn the East End of Adelaide into a replica of Hindley St unless stricter licensing conditions are enforced, the Liquor Licensing Court warns.
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Pre-teen, teen arrested for car theft
AN 11-year-old boy and a teenager, 14, are accused of driving a stolen car through a red traffic light at West Lakes last night.
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Couple mugged sitting on park bench
DANGEROUS armed robber put a knife to the throat of a man sitting with his girlfriend and demanded their belongings at Elizabeth Park late yesterday.
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