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Pedestrian dies from injuries
THE state's road toll has risen to 89 following the death of a pedestrian hit by a car at Elizabeth Grove almost a week ago.
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Green did not file tax returns
GREENS MLC Tammy Franks has admitted failing to lodge her tax returns for a decade.
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Drivers nabbed for not paying attention
ALMOST 500 motorists were detected for inattentive or distracted driving offences over the past week as part of a police safety blitz.
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Elderly woman disturbs intruder
A MAN forced his way into an elderly woman's Elizabeth East home and searched through a chest of draws before he was disturbed and fled.
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Former Speaker appears in court
FORMER parliamentary Speaker Peter Lewis has faced court accused of failing to report to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
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Iranian actress spared lashing
AN IRANIAN actress facing a lashing for her role in a South Australian-produced film has been released without penalty, says Amnesty International.
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Senator's behaviour 'not panic attack'
A POLITICIAN'S behaviour when she allegedly stole from a supermarket was not entirely consistent with suffering a panic attack, a court has heard.
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Youth attacked police officer, dog
A YOUTH has admitted assaulting a police officer and her dog after committing a spree of car break-ins earlier this year.
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Teacher jailed over child sex
A FORMER school teacher, Scout leader and brother of radio personality David Wildy has been jailed for at least 18 months for child sex offences.
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Rapist's tattoo recreated by police
A WOMAN sexually assaulted inside her Croydon home has helped to create a likeness of the tattoo she saw on her attacker's lower left arm.
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Teen faces trial over garden murder
A YOUTH will stand trial in the Supreme Court over the murder of market gardener Tuyet Van Do at Waterloo Corner.
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Fisher 'panic attack' defence questioned
A POLITICIAN'S behaviour when she allegedly stole from a supermarket was not entirely consistent with suffering a panic attack, a court has heard.
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Plumber dies inside roof space
A PLUMBING contactor, 50, has been fatally electrocuted in the roof space of a unit at Glenelg East.
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Two treated for smoke inhalation
A DISABLED female resident and a neighbour who rescued her were treated for smoke inhalation following a house fire in Parafield Gardens on Friday.
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Angry farmers rally over dam plan
FARMERS will tomorrow step up their fight against government plans to charge them for water from their own dams with a fiery rally planned at Victor Harbor.
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City must have energy, excitement
A REVITALISATION of the city centre will be a key element of new Premier Jay Weatherill's work over the next two years, he pledged yesterday.
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Pledge to put children first
LABOR rising star and mother of one Grace Portolesi will oversee the development of almost every South Australian under the age of 18.
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Taxing time lands MLC in hot water
FORMER PM Paul Keating famously told an Adelaide University protester to "get a job" 15 years ago. That student was Tammy Franks.
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Verdict in MP's case next year
LIBERAL senator Mary Jo Fisher will not know the outcome of her shoplifting and assault trial until next year.
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Close calls in lake's crowded airspace
THE sky over Lake Eyre is so crowded with sight-seeing aircraft, authorities are reporting at least one near miss a day.
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