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Friends pitched in to package dope
A CANNABIS grower turned six house guests into criminals by inviting them to cut and bag his product, a judge said today.
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Euthanasia debate brings MP to tears
OPPOSITION agriculture spokesman Adrian Pederick has broken down in tears during a euthanasia debate in State Parliament.
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Government gives Qantas strike ultimatum
THE Government has promised to intervene in the dispute between Qantas management and unions if the national economic interest is threatened.
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Old Noarlunga corellas to be shot
ONKAPARINGA Council will shoot corellas in Old Noarlunga for the first time in six years.
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Take a holiday in your own backyard
A NEW $1.4 million advertising campaign launched today will encourage more South Australians to holiday within the state.
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Coastal bike ride for animal welfare
FOUR cyclists will ride from Lonsdale to Port Lincoln next month to raise money for the RSPCA.
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Premier Weatherill - live updates
10.05AM: Jay Weatherill has begun his first day "with the same spin and rhetoric" as his predecessor, Opposition Treasury spokesman Iain Evans says.
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Ferry run returns for Spencer Gulf
THE Spencer Gulf ferry service will resume early next year after the mayor said its unused terminal at Wallaroo gave a bad impression.
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Continue fight on bullying in schools
SCHOOLS should continue to implement strict bullying initiatives despite global research indicating the abuse is declining, a local expert says.
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Government spending a 'heightened risk'
TREASURER Jack Snelling has been warned deep cuts flagged as part of the State Government's attempt to shore up the Budget will be difficult to meet.
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Corey's killer driver appeals sentence
COREY Siemers' mother wants her son's killer driver to accept the consequences as the court considers his appeal challenge.
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The wallabies are bouncing back
ON the eve of its 20th anniversary, Operation Bounceback has been hailed as one of the most successful ecological recovery programs in the nation's history.
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Victor Habor enjoys bonus whale watching
VICTOR Harbor is enjoying a bonus to its winter whale-watching season with a pair of southern right whales entertaining locals most days over the past week.
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October speeding blitz catches 3000
MORE than 3000 motorists were caught speeding in Operation Safe October with police saying many drivers have little regard for the safety of others.
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Protesters interrupt Rann's last party
MIKE Rann's final hurrah was marred by protesters at the gala opening of the SA Film Corporation's Glenside film studios.
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Weatherill announces his agenda
PREMIER Jay Weatherill wants the public sector to join him in significant reform and says the city's vibrancy is a key priority.
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Victor Harbor visitors make a splash
VICTOR Harbor is enjoying a bonus to its winter whale-watching season with a pair of southern right whales entertaining locals most days over the past week.
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Arrests over spate of armed robberies
POLICE have this morning arrested two men and are hunting another after three armed robberies were carried out in less than 24 hours.
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Suspected fire bug arrested
PUBLIC information has led to the arrest of an alleged fire bug who police believe started several fires at Elizabeth North last night.
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Bacteria in pensioners' dessert
MORE than 450 Meals on Wheels clients have been served a dessert which may have contained listeria.
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