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'Drink driving' mum caught with child
A MOTHER has been caught with a blood alcohol level almost five times the legal limit while driving her young child.
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Adelaide Oval signed, sealed. Now to deliver
PARLIAMENT'S Public Works Committee has approved the $535 million Adelaide Oval redevelopment only hours after the city council signed off on the lease
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Man arrested over cabbie 'assault'
POLICE have arrested a man who allegedly used a knife to assault a taxi driver at Royal Park last night.
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Memorial vandalism forces guard hire
A SPATE of vandalism at Prospect's Memorial Gardens - celebrating its 75th anniversary this month - has highlighted the need for CCTV cameras.
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Wheelie bins disappear from streets
POLICE are asking Unley council residents to be watchful after the theft of 34 wheelie bins in the last six weeks.
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Troublemakers caught on camera
COUNCIL inspectors armed with video cameras are carrying out night patrols on Glenelg pubs in a bid to curb alcohol-related incidents.
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Man attempts to abduct teen girl
POLICE are searching for a man after the attempted abduction of a teenage girl in Millicent on Tuesday night.
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Routine stop leads to drug bust
A MANSFIELD Park man has been arrested and charged with drug and firearm offences following a routine traffic stop in Woodville Gardens.
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Extra lane for Southern Expressway
A FOURTH city-bound lane will be added to the new Southern Expressway as an extra $37 million is spent on the project, due for completion in 2014.
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'Vulgar' gay festival angers councillor
A MARION councillor has labelled the Feast Festival "sleazy and vulgar" and objected to the council's decision to fly a rainbow-coloured flag.
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Slot cars with a modern twist
THEY have entertained kids since the 1950s, and now slot cars are sparking bright ideas on a whole new scale.
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Premier stoked at Oval go-ahead
PREMIER Jay Weatherill says parliamentary approval for the Adelaide Oval rebuild is further proof "things are freeing up in South Australia".
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25 bloody idiots caught each day
FRUSTRATED police are catching more than 25 drink-drivers each day.
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The boy who became a killer
EVEN via video link, Jason Alexander Downie's discomfort was obvious as he was asked if he had murdered Chantelle Rowe in her Kapunda home one year ago.
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Convicted mayor re-elected in Tatiara
TATIARA Council Mayor Richard Vickery has been re-elected to the position despite strong opposition following his conviction and $20,000 fine in August for animal neglect.
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Friday's no good for our street preachers
ADELAIDE City Council has rejected an application from Rundle Mall's Christian preachers to gather on Friday night.
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Vacancies hit SA rental market
THE South Australian rental market is subdued, with the vacancy rate moving up slightly to 3.21 per cent in the winter quarter.
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Gawler grandma 'supplied Corby drugs'
A GAWLER grandmother and convicted drug-runner provided the 4kg of marijuana found in Schapelle Corby's luggage in Bali, a new book claims.
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'Vulgar' gay festival angers councillor
A MARION councillor has labelled the Feast Festival "sleazy and vulgar" and objected to the council's decision to fly a rainbow-coloured flag.
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Severe storms lash Riverland
ROOFS were ripped from homes and buildings and tree branches landed on houses and cars as storms lashed the Riverland overnight.
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