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Man stabbed in head
A 29-year-old was stabbed multiple times during a fight between three men and a woman in the southern suburbs.
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Eight injured in wall collapse at party
EIGHT people have been injured when a wall collapsed at a teenager's birthday party on Yorke Peninsula overnight.
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Drunk truckie loses licence
A TRUCK driver has lost his licence for 12 months after being caught driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.191 at Wingfield on this afternoon.
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Change to iconic baby product
JOHNSON & Johnson will change the formula of its Baby Shampoo because of concerns about its safety.
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Shame of SA kids' dental decay rate
NEARLY half of the state' children are being treated for tooth decay, with many having teeth pulled.
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Building slump drives up stress
THE economic crisis has sent stress levels soaring among construction workers and has led to suicides, industry associations say.
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$140m broadband deal for SA and NT
A $140 MILLION deal has been struck for the next stage of work to connect thousands across the state to high-speed internet.
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Eight hurt in wall collapse at party
WHEN the screams started, Stephanie O'Brien knew her 18th birthday party had gone horribly wrong.
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Cash flows for SA Water execs
SA WATER is paying almost 200 employees more than $100,000 a year as the organisation's wages bill balloons to $110 million.
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More jail for road killers
JAIL terms for killer drivers have hit a record high, with offenders spending an average of 50 months behind bars for their crimes.
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Service feeds off good will
THE selfless work of Fred's Van volunteers has kept South Australia's underprivileged fed since the mid-1980s.
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Sniffing around for SA's cutest dog
THEY are getting on in life but that has not stopped these two putting their furry feet forward in the cute stakes.
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Town spared the sands of time
THE sand dune system that had threatened to engulf the tiny Far West Coast town of Fowlers Bay has turned around.
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African refugee's hope returns
CONGOLESE refugee Tresor Tossa understands the human cost of war better than most.
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L-plate motorcyclists have bikes impounded
TWO learner motorcyclists have had their bikes impounded for 28 days after they were caught speeding.
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Burst main chokes South Rd
MOTORISTS are advised to avoid South Rd this morning because a burst water main at Edwardstown is expected to cause long delays.
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Hoons burn car rammed into school
HOONS have used a stolen Holden Commodore to do burnouts on a school oval before ramming the car into a building and torching it.
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Driver blows four-times alcohol limit
A MAN has lost his licence for a year and had his car impounded after he allegedly returned a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit.
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Explosion prompts gas pipe replacement
MORE than a kilometre of gas pipe in Goodwood will be replaced after an explosion damaged the Capri Theatre this month.
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Summer blitz to target Glenelg
POLICE will target theft and drunkenness in a blitz at Glenelg over the warmer months in a bid for the Bay to maintain its family friendly appeal.
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