South Australian News
Barking dogs face death sentence
NUISANCE barking dogs would be seized and could be destroyed under strict new rules planned by councils.
Knife used in Hilton robbery
A MAN armed with a knife has robbed the Hilton Hotel bottle shop on South Rd.
Body found in fire debris
A BODY has been found inside a house destroyed by fire at Hornsdale, near Jamestown.
Doctor finally at super clinic
PATIENTS at the $25 million Modbury super clinic will have access to GP services for the first time from today.
Teens ignore online stranger danger
ALMOST one in five South Australian teens has met in person a stranger they befriended on Facebook.
Ke$ha rocks Future Music Festival
FANS of all musical tastes soaked up sounds and sun on a groovy autumn day in Adelaide yesterday.
Global audience for Carly's legacy
THE Carly Ryan Foundation has grabbed the attention of the US music industry.
Fashion lovers in fine form
OLD-SCHOOL style was the winner in the fashion stakes at the Adelaide Cup - which could be the last one run in March and on a public holiday.
Cup holiday 'won't be moved'
THE Adelaide Cup public holiday will not be moved to May because having the race meeting in Mad March is "fantastic", the Racing Minister says.
Cricket crowd enjoys bumper season
A CRICKET plague has hit South Australia, but most are expected to hop until they drop within two weeks.
$1 million to lure Serbia to Oval
IT will cost the State Government $1 million to bring the Socceroos to Adelaide Oval.
Our V8 event the nation's No.1
FIGURES back up claims the Clipsal 500 is the country's most significant V8 Supercars race.
Womad gets down to Earth
WOMADELAIDE organisers will run a second annual music festival at Belair National Park from October.
Fringe ticket sales set new record
THE Adelaide Fringe had the most successful box office result in its 51-year history.
Fanatics revved up for live action
EXHAUSTS blazing and headlights glowing, trackside at the Clipsal 500 beats watching it on TV.
Mad March's parade of bloody idiots
NEARLY 100 people were caught drink or drug-driving in a police operation which ended yesterday morning.
Cameras ARE just revenue raisers
SPEED cameras are nothing more than revenue raisers, a university study shows.
More British bobbies on our beat
SOUTH Australia is set to recruit another 90 police officers from the UK because of a severe shortfall in local applicants.
Teacher payments anger private sector
THE Motor Trade Association has blasted the state's teacher burnout payment scheme as a "slap in the face" to the private sector.
Calls grow for Rann to quit
SUPPORT for Premier Mike Rann has collapsed among unions, with key leaders calling for him to quit.
Flash flood warning for regional SA
A SEVERE thunderstorm warning has been issued for the Flinders, Riverland and parts of the Mid North and North East Pastoral districts.
Pine sell-off to cut 3000 jobs
MORE than 3000 South-East jobs will be lost if the Government sells off the harvesting rights to pine forests, an independent report has found.
Adelaide man's nervous wait
AN Adelaide man in Kyoto faces a frantic wait to hear whether his Japanese mother-in-law is alive or dead.
Teen expelled for Facebook threat
A PORT Lincoln teenager has been expelled for threatening teachers on a Facebook page.
Breaking News
Trams hit by power cut
TRAMS are running behind after a power cut between Goodwood and Glenelg as thousands head to the Adelaide Cup, Womadelaide and Future Music Festival.
Four hurt in ambulance crash
A WOMAN has serious chest injuries and three others have been hurt in a collision between a car and an ambulance at Elizabeth .
Snelling offers PS olive branch
NEW Treasurer Jack Snelling is moving to repair Labor's relations with public sector unions.
Thugs on the run after city bashing
POLICE are hunting a gang of youths who attacked and attempted to rob a man in the city.
Fringe finishes with record sales
ADELAIDE audiences bought a record-breaking number of tickets for the wacky and memorable shows at this year's Fringe Festival.
Beer's banquet a sell-out
MAGGIE Beer's historic seven course 175th Gala Banquet has already sold out.
Year 12s study horror flicks for SACE
HORROR movies and surfboard making are among topics chosen by Year 12 students as part of the new SACE.
Clinging to memories of glory days
PREMIER Mike Rann's slide from hero to zero may trigger a change in his office decor, with a framed tribute from the good times needing a 2011 reality check.
Thousands party at Womadelaide
THOUSANDS of music lovers are expected to converge on Botanic Park for the second last day of Womadelaide.
First solo flight disaster
A PORT Lincoln pilot fighting for his life in an Adelaide hospital was believed to have been on his first flight solo when he crashed in a paddock.
Proud town faces knockout blow
THE livelihoods of thousands in the state's South-East hang by a thread, threatened by a State Government plan which could devastate the timber industry.
Yes Julia, the trust is dwindling
JULIA Gillard's broken carbon tax promise has shattered voters' trust in the Prime Minister and she would have lost office if an election was held now.
A study in scholastic diversity
TAXIDERMY, surfboard making to the benefits of chocolate - Year 12 students in SACE's new major research project are thinking outside the square.
Brimful lake tops up town's morale
TWO years ago, Lake Albert's edge did not even lap at the Meningie jetty pylons.
Teen heroes of the beach
THEY look like ordinary teenagers. But every week these boys and girls are saving lives, and they're doing it without fuss.
Electrical fault sparks blaze
A TRUCK fire at a Gillman warehouse last night has caused $200,000 damage.
Armed hold-up in Clearview
ARMED men stole cigarettes and alcohol in an armed robbery at a suburban hotel in the inner northern suburbs last night.
Womad's magical melting pot
DIVERSITY ruled at a relaxed start to this year's Womadelaide festival. Read the first night reviews here.
Postgraduate uni degrees paying off
MORE graduates are returning to uni after finishing their bachelor degree to boost their chances of getting jobs and earning more money, figures show.
Champion caused deadly collision
GREG Pretty was hailed as a champion motorcyclist, but in making a mistake while rounding a bend, he killed himself and another rider, a court heard.
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Thousands of bodies found
RESCUE workers dug out bodies in Japan's devastated coastal towns yesterday, as the nation faced a mounting humanitarian, nuclear and economic crisis.
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Power at risk of player raid
PORT Adelaide will become the AFL's poaching ground, losing star players to expansion teams and free agency if it does not clear its debt.
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