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Residents feeling housing pain
RESIDENTS in the Playford, Adelaide and Port Adelaide Enfield council areas are feeling the most housing stress, according to new data.
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Motorist tried to lure woman
POLICE are hunting a man who tried to lure a woman into his four-wheel drive at Klemzig.
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Baker arrested over drugs trade
THE owner of a Paralowie bakery and two employees have been arrested for allegedly running a drug trafficking network from the Whites Rd business.
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Baker making dough out of drugs
THE owner of a bakery and two employees have been arrested for allegedly running a drug trafficking network.
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Woman sexually assaulted at home
A WOMAN has been sexually assaulted during an attack at her Port Pirie home.
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Army vehicle deals part of hub plan
THE State Government is targeting army vehicle contracts worth more than $20 billion in a bid to maintain defence jobs and skills in the state.
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Councils too secret, too often
OMBUDSMAN Richard Bingham is auditing secrecy measures at 12 councils amid claims some are over-using or incorrectly invoking confidentiality.
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Liberals back the Olympic Dam
THE Liberal Party has agreed to support crucial legislation allowing the massive Olympic Dam expansion project to proceed.
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Noise of wind farm over limit
RESIDENTS opposed to Stage 3 of the Hallett Hill wind farm in the Mid North have had a win in the Supreme Court.
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Rann misses new leader's debut
PREMIER Jay Weatherill faces up to his first parliamentary session as leader today, but he won't have his predecessor watching from the back bench.
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Drugs link to Ames murder case
DRUGS and cash were found at the crime scene where a man allegedly shot his uncle, a court has heard.
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Holiday shopping in the city
CITY shops will be able to open for all but two public holidays from next year, earning the state's retail sector up to $10 million a day.
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Abused mother fears for son
THE young mother who claims she was sexually abused by a case worker while a ward of the state now faces losing her son for telling the story.
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Liberals back Olympic Dam bill
THE Liberal Party has agreed to support crucial legislation allowing the massive Olympic Dam expansion project to proceed.
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Storm of crashes on wet roads
A MOTORCYCLIST and pedestrian are in hospital with serious injuries following a collision at Hove as police appeal for extra caution on wet roads.
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Children's emergency ward opened
A NEW emergency department for children will begin operating at Flinders Medical Centre tomorrow.
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Rapist wants to know his fate
A RAPIST who evaded detection and arrest for more than 20 years wants to be sentenced immediately so he can find closure.
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Woman robbed sitting in car
A MAN has stolen cash from a woman sitting in her parked car at Elizabeth.
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Speeds cut on country roads
THE speed limit for 723km of the state's country roads will be reduced from 110km/h to 100km/h.
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Former footballer asks for leniency
MAGAREY medallist Trevor Grimwood will not be sentenced for his 1980s child sexual abuse crimes until after his appeal has been heard.
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