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Crackdown on truancy parents
PARENTS are facing prosecution for their kids' chronic absenteeism in unprecedented numbers, figures show.
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Contract extended without tender
CLEANER Spotless was given a $100 million extension to its SA Government contract without tender amid claims of complaints from rival companies.
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Spikes used in police chase
A MAN has been charged with endangering life after a police chase at Middleton.
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Civil service whistleblower 'outed'
A SENIOR public servant wants compensation from the Transport Department for alleged victimisation, after he was "outed" as a whistleblower.
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Open up ICAC hearings to public
CLAIMS by WA Chief Justice Wayne Martin that corruption hearings should be open has prompted calls for the SA Government to reconsider its policy.
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Juggling act on parks and pride
THE Government is trying to pull off a balancing act by deciding to consult more with the public before establishing marine parks in South Australia, writes Ken McGregor.
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Changes to sex suppression orders
THE identities of accused sex offenders will be revealed as a result of a review of the suppression ordered when a state MP was charged over child pornography.
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Dead trees wearing concrete boots
NINE dead trees have been "replanted" in concrete at a cost of up to $20,000 and just metres from their original position near the Dukes Highway.
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Union joins marine park fight
LABOR'S most powerful union lobbied the SA Government to rethink its marine parks plan before its announcement to put them on hold at the weekend.
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Big things in store for Nippy's
RIVERLAND producer Nippy's has won a new national contract to supply Woolworths' 852 Australian stores with three-litre containers of orange juice.
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Another year of asbestos air tests
THE State Government will continue to require air-quality monitoring for all types of asbestos removals for at least another year.
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Labor scrapes through with a pass
LACK of reform to the heavy tax burden is the biggest failure by the State Government since the election, Business SA says.
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Council's protest spin revealed
ADELAIDE City Council is trying to "downplay" its handling of the Occupy Adelaide protest, its media strategy for handling the situation reveals.
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Skills crisis is at breaking point
THE lure of major projects interstate will magnify a crippling skills crisis in South Australia, an economic report has found.
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Juggling act of parks and pride
THE Government is trying to pull off a balancing act by deciding to consult more with the public before establishing marine parks in South Australia, writes Ken McGregor.
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Womad's 2012 line-up revealed
IVORY Coast entertainer Dobet Gnahore is among some of the world's most exciting music artists who will debut at Womadelaide next year.
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Restaurant brings home the bacon
PENFOLDS makes a wine that is known around the world. Now the company is on the way to having a restaurant to match.
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Freeway starts to flow after rollover
ONE city-bound lane of the South Eastern Freeway between Mt Barker and Callington has been re-opened after a truck rollover early this morning.
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Freeway flows again after rollover
THE South Eastern Freeway between Mt Barker and Callington has re-opened after a truck rollover early this morning.
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Drugs seized at Mansfield Park
A POLICE search of a Mansfield Park property yesterday uncovered 280 street deals of heroin and 20 deals of methamphetamine.
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