Play footy at the oval, or pay
FAILURE to play AFL football matches at Adelaide Oval by the next state election will likely force a further cost blowout, Infrastructure Minister Pat Conlon has conceded.
View Article140km/h fugitive escapes pursuing police
THE driver of a stolen Commodore has eluded police during a suburban pursuit that reached extreme speeds.
View ArticleWoman drowns at Port Broughton
AN elderly woman has died after an early morning swim off Port Broughton, in the mid-north of the state.
View ArticleParks closure 'was unanimous decision'
FAMILIES and Communities Minister Jennifer Rankine says closing the Parks Community Centre was a "unanimous" Cabinet decision.
View ArticleStolen plates used in petrol thefts
A MAN accused of a series of petrol drive offs in the western suburbs will face court at a date yet to be set.
View ArticleKiller's bid for freedom
PREMIER Mike Rann used his powers to reject numerous "reasonable' parole bids for a man who murdered a 14-year-old girl 25 years ago, a court has heard.
View ArticlePublic sector workers target Foley
PUBLIC sector workers have rallied against planned job cuts, targeting the Adelaide office of Treasurer Kevin Foley.
View ArticleMurray Mouth open - but not for business
THE River Murray mouth will be open at least 90 per cent of the time if the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is passed in its original form - but 800 jobs will be lost.
View ArticleIrrigators won't be forced off the land
THE Federal Government will not force irrigators to sell their water entitlements to improve the ailing Murray-Darling Basin, says Water Minister Tony Burke.
View ArticleRiver rescue - now for the tricky part
A SERIES of politically tricky floodgates lies between the Murray-Darling draft plan and lasting changes designed to save the lifeblood of our state.
View ArticlePlan rewards the inefficient: Xenophon
THE Murray-Darling Basin guide would confirm South Australia as the poor cousin of the river system, independent senator Nick Xenophon says.
View ArticleTuna boat sunk in collision
ENGINE failure has been blamed for a multi-million dollar ship crash in Port Lincoln.
View ArticleRann welcomes Murray guidelines
PREMIER Mike Rann has welcomed the Murray Darling Basin plan guidelines, which include proposed cuts of up to 35 per cent to SA irrigators.
View ArticleQuake shocks Mid North
A SMALL earthquake centred 75km south east of Port Pirie was felt through the centre of the state last night.
View ArticleAdelaide downed by Dandenong
DANDENONG has lived up to its WNBL billing as a potential force by rocking Adelaide 94-80 at The Lighthouse in Wayville tonight.
View ArticleSA media identity loses his battle
ADELAIDE film, media and arts figure John Chataway has died after a brief illness. He was 56.
View ArticleMaccas keeps Barossa on menu
FAST-FOOD giant McDonald's is refusing to admit defeat after its plans to open a fast-food restaurant in the Barossa Valley were rejected.
View ArticleCaica sets dangerous precedent
NEXT Thursday against widespread opposition, the Union Hall demolition will pass through the State Government's final planning hurdle and into dust.
View ArticleThief in Star Wars mask robs hotel
TWO men, one wearing a Star Wars mask and armed with a firearm, threatened staff at the Aussie Inn at Hackham early this morning before stealing cash.
View ArticleExclusion zone around sunk boat
AUTHORITIES have established a 300-metre exclusion zone around a tuna boat leaking fuel after it was struck by a container ship at Port Lincoln and sunk.
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