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Judge condemns pensioner killer
A JUDGE has condemned Angelika Gavare for refusing to reveal how she disposed of the head and hands of the pensioner she has been jailed for killing.
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Prescribed burn at Anstey Hill
ACCESS to Anstey Hill Recreation Park will be restricted today because of a prescribed burn.
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Pair jailed for fatal street race
THE two drag racers responsible for the death of innocent motorist Tom Brooks have been jailed and told public roads are not a playground.
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Thousands of SA motorists caught out
MORE than 4300 motorists were detected breaking the law on South Australian roads during the month-long Operation Safe October.
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'Drink driver' loses licence
AN alleged drunk driver lost his licence for six months after a crash at Port Wakefield this morning.
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Hungry thief steals pizza order
A MAN has stolen pizzas from a delivery driver at Salisbury.
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Police fear drug road horror rise
POLICE fear a rise in the number of drug drivers will contribute to a horror period on state roads in the lead-up to the festive season.
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Sobering up centre needed in Ceduna
MORE needs to be done to curb alcohol abuse in Ceduna - including the establishment of a sobering up unit, the Coroners Court says.
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Dynamic duo our pride of SA
AIRCONDITIONING king Frank Seeley was "blown away" to be named 2011 South Australian of the Year.
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Safety message in Amy tribute event
PEDAL power will reign supreme on the Southern Expressway tomorrow as thousands of cyclists take to the road for Amy's Ride.
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Fond memories of a feisty friend
THEY called her the European wasp - not because she was a pest but because, the moment you lit the barbecue, Vonne McGlynn would appear in your backyard.
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Wanted ... homes for these 100 dogs
THE Animal Welfare League is bracing for an influx of cats to add to the 100 dogs already in its care.
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Council keeps funds from dodgy fines
Motorists will miss out on parking fine refunds despite an Ombudsman's ruling Adelaide City Council's windscreen expiation notices were illegally worded.
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Beach weather starts to hot up
BEACH babes keen to show off the new season's swimwear are catching the first waves of summer.
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Port punch drunk on endless promises
PORT Adelaide residents have been promised for a decade that revitalisation of the historic precinct is imminent.
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Cops nab thieves fleeing from pub
THREE robbers have been caught red-handed by police while attempting to flee from a western suburbs pub they burgled.
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Liner puts $500,000 into SA economy
THE biggest superliner to call Australia home, Radiance of the Seas, left a trail of dollars in her wake after her maiden call to Adelaide yesterday.
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Navigate to your summer Hyde out
TAKE the hassle out of your house hunting and get savvy with the new and easy to operate Navigator tool at adelaidenow.com.au
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Breaches bill hits ratepayers
INVESTIGATIONS into three code of conduct breaches by a Tea Tree Gully councillor have cost ratepayers $13,700 this year.
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Jay makes beeline for The Mount
PREMIER Jay Weatherill will visit Mt Gambier in December - the first time in five years the state's leader will have graced SA's second largest city.
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