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Aussie winemaker world's best - again
AUSSIE winemaker McGuigan Wines - which has wineries in the Barossa and Hunter valleys - has been named international wine maker of the year in London.
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Car, truck crash on Sturt Hwy
A MAN has been airlifted to the Royal Adelaide Hospital in a serious condition after a crash between a car and a truck on the Sturt Highway.
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Toy library funding cuts overturned
THE State Government has reinstated funding to Tea Tree Gully, Goodwood and Clare toy libraries, within a day of the cuts being made public.
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Close watch on Eyre Peninsula fire
COUNTRY Fire Service crews continue to battle an out of control bushfire that has burnt 12,000ha of scrub near Paney Station on the upper Eyre Peninsula.
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Toy library funding reinstated
THE State Government has reinstated funding to Tea Tree Gully, Goodwood and Clare toy libraries, within a day of the cuts being made public.
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Girl, 12, missing for 10 days
POLICE are seeking public assistance to locate a 12-year-old girl missing for ten days.
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Missing girl, 12, found safe and well
THE 12 year old girl missing from Smithfield Plains for 10 days has been located safe and well.
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Fire bans declared across state
TOTAL fire bans have been declared for tomorrow in nine fire ban districts across South Australia, including the Adelaide Hills.
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Young father's son in care in NSW
THE teenage father charged with failing to report the death of a baby in his Brooklyn Park home has a three-year-old son in foster care in New South Wales.
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Brickbats, bouquets ... and bogans
PORT Adelaide has been "bogged in boganity for decades", Victor Harbor is a "raggedy, brawling holiday destination" and Murray Bridge has little charm.
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Simple mistakes behind fatalities
THE public must "yell and demand" more funding to fix roads which are unforgiving of simple mistakes, says a road safety expert.
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Rann may have exceeded travel limit
FIGURES from former premier Mike Rann's travel reports suggested he had breached travel allowance limits for spouses, the Opposition claims.
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Holden Hill court faces closure
HOLDEN Hill Magistrates Court is under threat of closure next year because of a proposal to cut $3.8 million from SA's justice budget.
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Call to put teacher pay bonus on hold
HIGHER pay should be used to attract teachers to hard-to-staff subjects and schools, a report says.
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Cool and breezy on a 37C day
THE ocean has helped inspire Zephyr Quartet's new concert series, and that idea seems especially cool as the thermometer surges towards 37C
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Men's wages rising faster in SA
THE average weekly earnings of SA men increased by 4.2 per cent more over the past year than women's pay.
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Syringe threat to pizza store staff
A MAN used a syringe to threaten staff before stealing money from a Port Adelaide pizza shop this morning.
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New evidence on cyclist hit-run
NEW evidence has prompted police to re-open a cold case into the hit and run crash that killed father-of-two Craig Lack at Lonsdale in 1995.
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60 firefighters tackle Wingfield blaze
UP TO 60 firefighters are working to put out a blaze in a shed of the Amcor recycling depot at Wingfield.
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Teen arrested over marina thefts
POLICE have arrested a youth who allegedly stole and damaged property in the Glenelg marina.
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