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Two arrested after 100km chase in stolen car
A COUPLE in a stolen car have been arrested following a two-hour chase through the state’s east. Details are in The Pulse.
Australian impact Howard and Keating clash over Trump
FORMER Prime Minister Paul Keating says the election of Donald Trump should herald Australia’s move away from the US as its key alliance, but his successor John Howard disagrees.
APY Lands shame: Shop took $1 million from Aborigines
A GENERAL store in the APY Lands drained almost a million dollars from the bank accounts of local Aboriginal people, the Federal Court has found, labelling the practice “unconscionable”.
Health reforms Govt takes scalpel to pathology jobs
SA Pathology is preparing to cull 278 jobs as the “starting point” of a major overhaul that shocked staff are now trying to absorb.
Concerns ‘Dead and buried’: Marshall nukes dump plan
EXCLUSIVE: The push to establish a nuclear waste dump in SA is “all but dead and buried”, Opposition Leader Steven Marshall has declared, saying a trip to Finland made it clear the public had to be onboard.
Drug war Goodbye to over-the-counter pain relief
AUSSIES may soon need to obtain a prescription for basic over-the-counter painkillers, sparking a drug war between chemists, consumers and doctors.
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TONIGHT is a very important game for Adelaide United. We must win. The level that we had at training this week was very good, writes Guillermo Amor.
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Essendon supporters were ruthless: Cooney
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Palmer puts hand up for midfield role
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Brisbane facing player welfare disaster
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AFL must look beyond city limits
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Memories of fateful charge of light horse
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Veterans’ health centre honours KI Digger
The new $15 million mental health precinct for veterans at Glenside will be named in honour of Kingscote-born Jamie Larcombe, who was killed on operations in Afghanistan.
Fallen Digger finally home for Remembrance Day
THE family of John Tassell will be able to gather at his grave for the first time on Remembrance Day after he was brought home from Malaysia, 50 years after he was killed in action.
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FIRE danger season dates have been confirmed for all South Australian districts as the state braces for its first real taste of summer on Friday.
Trump presidency Rudd: ‘don’t become a doormat’
FORMER Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has issued a strong warning to Malcolm Turnbull on how to deal with President-elect Donald Trump.
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Legal drama Trump faces court battle for ‘fraud’
DONALD Trump could take the witness stand weeks before his inauguration as US president in a class-action lawsuit against him and Trump University.
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THE Trump win doesn’t have a lesson for Australia. Anyone who thinks that this is a wakeup call for our Government to become more Trumpian has built an enormous wall between themselves and reality.
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Historic mansion to be dwarfed by 10-storey neighbour
IT’S one of a handful of mansions still standing on the edge of the Parklands but soon it’ll be dwarfed by a new 65-house, 10-storey development planned next door.
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IN less than a week’s time, you’ll be called on to share a picture of your part of Adelaide in our first-ever #SnapAdelaide event. We take a look at who is getting in early — here’s how you can snap, hashtag, share.
Revealed: Meet the real woman behind voice on tram
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Historic mansion to be dwarfed by 10-storey neighbour
IT’S one of a handful of mansions still standing on the edge of the Parklands but soon it’ll be dwarfed by a new 65-house, 10-storey development planned next door.
Creating our escape plan: time away without the kids
BY the time you read this I will be in New York. Don’t hate me. I hope I will be sipping cosmopolitans and/or eating bagels and/or shopping at Barneys and/or rowing a boat in Central Park.
Damage control after storms
MONTACUTE Rd reopened to a level of self-congratulation impressive even for our governments, says Andrew Faulkner: “Mammoth effort by our teams,” Adelaide Hills Council gushed on Twitter.
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Grassroots sports receive vital boost
AN ELIZABETH soccer club and a southern netball association have shared in $10,000 funding thanks to the Messenger Local Sports Grants.
Creating our escape plan: time away without the kids
BY the time you read this I will be in New York. Don’t hate me. I hope I will be sipping cosmopolitans and/or eating bagels and/or shopping at Barneys and/or rowing a boat in Central Park.
Damage control after storms
MONTACUTE Rd reopened to a level of self-congratulation impressive even for our governments, says Andrew Faulkner: “Mammoth effort by our teams,” Adelaide Hills Council gushed on Twitter.
Our neighbourhood, our people — it’s our #SnapAdelaide
IN less than a week’s time, you’ll be called on to share a picture of your part of Adelaide in our first-ever #SnapAdelaide event. We take a look at who is getting in early — here’s how you can snap, hashtag, share.
Grassroots sports receive vital boost
AN ELIZABETH soccer club and a southern netball association have shared in $10,000 funding thanks to the Messenger Local Sports Grants.
Creating our escape plan: time away without the kids
BY the time you read this I will be in New York. Don’t hate me. I hope I will be sipping cosmopolitans and/or eating bagels and/or shopping at Barneys and/or rowing a boat in Central Park.
Damage control after storms
MONTACUTE Rd reopened to a level of self-congratulation impressive even for our governments, says Andrew Faulkner: “Mammoth effort by our teams,” Adelaide Hills Council gushed on Twitter.
Our neighbourhood, our people — it’s our #SnapAdelaide
IN less than a week’s time, you’ll be called on to share a picture of your part of Adelaide in our first-ever #SnapAdelaide event. We take a look at who is getting in early — here’s how you can snap, hashtag, share.
Creating our escape plan: time away without the kids
BY the time you read this I will be in New York. Don’t hate me. I hope I will be sipping cosmopolitans and/or eating bagels and/or shopping at Barneys and/or rowing a boat in Central Park.
Damage control after storms
MONTACUTE Rd reopened to a level of self-congratulation impressive even for our governments, says Andrew Faulkner: “Mammoth effort by our teams,” Adelaide Hills Council gushed on Twitter.
‘This road is gridlocked enough without buses stopping’
MOTORISTS are becoming increasingly frustrated over delays on a busy Adelaide road caused by buses idling on it, for up to two minutes. Here are the problem stops.
Tears, cheers and beers as Adelaide band calls it quits
AFTER 11 years and gigs across Australia and Europe the Adelaide band that originally formed as a gag but became a hit, The Beards, is calling it quits.
Stars lose their minds over Trump
HILLARY Clinton’s biggest A-list supporters are freaking out over Donald Trump’s victory — and it drove Lady Gaga to protest on a garbage truck.
Harry: You’re harassing my girlfriend
IT’S official. Prince Harry confirms he’s dating Suits actress Meghan Markle, 35. But he’s not happy about the media’s treatment of her.
Star power at US polling booths
CELEBRITIES were out in force across America to vote in the US presidential election, sharing their political views and photos on social media.
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Why Adelaide’s small bars are better
ADELAIDE’S small bars have spurred a revival of classic drinks made with care, old-fashioned service and a friendly pub vibe. We talk to the people behind this generational change in our drinking culture.
What does food mean to you? Share and win
WHAT does food mean to you? We want to share your photos of our state’s dynamic food, wine and means to you and enter it in our competition for your chance to win one of three Olympus cameras worth $1800 each.
Andrew Winter on apartment living
PLANNING to purchase your next home or investment property closer to the urban sky?
Property demand at “fever pitch”
DEMAND for property has reached record levels with all states experiencing a lift and predictions it could lead to price increases.
Trump win draws more foreign buyers
UPDATE: Trump winning the US Presidency will lift the number of foreign buyers interested in the Australian property market.
Aussie shares add $54b after Trump’s win
AUSTRALIAN stocks surged, taking $54 billion in one of their best sessions, after investors speculate Donald Trump’s presidency could boost the US economy.
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ACCORDING to this travel expert there’s never been a better time to holiday in the States unless this one thing changes.
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ONLY Legoland can getaway with making guests literally build their own fun. Thankfully, no instructions are needed.
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Google’s virtual reality lets you snoop
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Is climate science doomed under Trump?
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What boomers can learn from milennials
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Is today the day Louise gets justice?
ONE of SA’s most enduring cold-case murders will be solved on Friday — or faith in DNA analysis will suffer a substantial blow, as the verdict in the abduction and murder of Louise Bell is handed down.
‘Prison escapee’ still on the run after gunpoint carjacking
POLICE have blocked off several Mount Gambier streets as they search for two men who stole a ute at gunpoint, one of which may be a prison escapee.
Pence to be ‘most powerful VP in history’
HE’S been eclipsed during the campaign, but Mike Pence is tipped to be the “most influential” VP ever. Should we be worried?
How Michelle could save the Democrats
PUNDITS believe that Michelle Obama could be well positioned to do what Hillary Clinton couldn’t and become the first female president of the US.
Trump lesson #1: Do what you promise ... or else
HAS government done what it promised to do? Has government looked after me? No. Think I’ll elect Donald Trump.
125km/h winds batter northeast of state
A LARGE thunderstorm that threatens properties in South Australia, Queensland and New South Wales will bring destructive winds and extensive lightning activity as the front moves eastwards.
Brown unapologetic for kidnap saga
VETERAN reporter Tara Brown remains defiant over the 60 Minutes Beirut kidnapping scandal saying it was a media beat-up.
Revealed: Meet the real woman behind voice on tram
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Trump’s new army of supporters
THE details of Donald Trump voters has been revealed and despite some of his polarising comments he managed to pull some surprising voters.
Magistrate lashes teen thug charged with brutal bashing
A MAGISTRATE has refused to grant bail to a 14-year-old boy charged over a southern suburbs bashing that left a man with critical head injuries, telling the repeat offender his behaviour was “appalling”.
PM talks up subs, boat building with Trump
IN a “warm” and “constructive” 15-minute phone call, Malcolm Turnbull has talked up the Government’s ship and submarine building plans to US President-elect Donald Trump.
Who will break the glass ceiling?
HILLARY Clinton’s failure to secure the White House opens the door for another woman to one day become America’s first female president. Here are ten contenders.
Monster shark ‘an unofficial record’
A MONSTER hammerhead caught by a couple mates off a beach in Western Australia could be an unofficial record.
SA Health married couple faked stalker threats
TWO former SA Health workers guilty of faking threats against themselves and their children to secure lucrative benefits want to serve any jail sentence on home detention.
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SHE was the blind psychic who predicted 9/11 and the rise of IS. But eerily, Baba Vanga also warned Obama would be last US President.
Map shows ‘how the future voted’
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Trump’s very unusual victory speech
ANALYSIS: Donald Trump’s victory speech was unlike any he gave during the campaign — and unlike any in American presidential history.
The ‘Happy List’ to ease Trump blues
BREXIT, Wilder, Bowie and now Donald Trump. Aaaargh! Use this survival entertainment guide to put a smile back on your dial.
Drivers’ jam a pain in the bottleneck
FRUSTRATED motorists had to wait more than 24 hours for a burst water main to be fixed and clear a traffic bottleneck at a main thoroughfare in Adelaide’s north.
Koutsantonis’ staff spent $21,000 to fly business class
TREASURER Tom Koutsantonis allowed two of his ministerial staff to fly business class with him to Canada, at a cost to the taxpayer of more than $21,000.
93,000 back Carly’s law push
A LAW designed to target online predators is set to come into force next year.
Aussie shares add $54b after Trump’s win
AUSTRALIAN stocks surged, taking $54 billion in one of their best sessions, after investors speculate Donald Trump’s presidency could boost the US economy.
Turnbull calls Trump, as Bernardi gloats
SA LIBERAL firebrand Cory Bernardi has gloated over Donald Trump’s victory saying it has profound lessons for Australian politics, as the PM held his first talks with the US President-elect.
Age of the tram is back in Adelaide
THE new age of Adelaide’s tram travel is nearly here. Check out the proposed new routes across the city, including four new city loops — and have your say.
‘Sorry for being the monster I am’
A MAN known as the Vampire Trucker, who wore fake fangs as he drove has been jailed for 20 years for keeping women as sex slaves in his rig.
‘This road is gridlocked enough without buses stopping’
MOTORISTS are becoming increasingly frustrated over delays on a busy Adelaide road caused by buses idling on it, for up to two minutes. Here are the problem stops.
The baggage that shattered Clinton’s shot at history
HILLARY CLINTON, touted for almost a quarter century as the first female President, has been handed the ultimate rejection. How did this happen?
What Trump’s first 100 days will look like
THE first 100 days of a Donald Trump presidency will see tension for America both at home and abroad — so just what can we expect from the brash billionaire?
‘This is painful and it will be for a long time’
HILLARY Clinton has shared her sadness after her election defeat as Barack Obama says he is now rooting for Donald Trump to unite the country.
Archbishop to give evidence on paedophile priest
CATHOLIC Archbishop of Adelaide, Philip Wilson, will give evidence in the NSW Supreme Court over when he knew of the actions of a notorious paedophile priest.
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Age of the tram is back in Adelaide
THE new age of Adelaide’s tram travel is nearly here. Check out the proposed new routes across the city, including four new city loops — and have your say.
Woman with gun in car ‘had to do sexual favours for bikies’
A WOMAN pulled over for using her mobile phone while driving had a gun in her car because of a lifestyle that saw her performing “sexual favours” for bikies and other men, a court has heard.
Burger me! Perry’s got plans for SA
ADELAIDE foodies could be in for a treat with one of Australia’s leading chefs planning to cook up something big.
Saving Skippy: Dramatic roo rescue caught on film
THE dramatic rescue of a kangaroo that was chased by a group of dogs and almost drowned in the ocean at Maslin Beach has been captured on camera. SEE THE PHOTOS
Hate mail targets Adelaide mayor, councillors
SINISTER hate mail sent to an Adelaide council’s members is coming from the most unlikely of places.
Students quit TAFE courses, pass anyway
EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of TAFE SA students have been given pass grades despite withdrawing from their courses and being refunded half their fees.
‘Chilling’ thing junk-food spies do to kids on the web
FAST-FOOD companies are tracking kids’ emotions on the web, in a “chilling” Big Brother move to see if their adverts are working.
Life sentence off table for officer accused of siege
A SENIOR police officer accused of stalking his estranged wife and sparking a dramatic three-hour siege no longer faces a maximum life sentence.
Extreme heat, bushfires ‘the new normal’
A STUDY of Australian climate hazards led by Adelaide Uni reveals a clear trend towards more extreme heatwaves and bushfires this century.
Burns victim waiting years for compo
THE mother of a teenager set on fire in his own garage is outraged at court delays that have forced him to wait almost five years for justice and compensation.
Green light looms for 27-storey Festival Plaza tower
A DETAILED proposal for a redeveloped Festival Plaza with a 27-storey office tower — three storeys higher than originally pitched — is set to be approved by the state’s planning body.
SA’s best restaurants, chefs unwrapped
HERE they are, the best restaurants and chefs in the state. The 2016 Advertiser Food Awards have been revealed. Now, who’s hungry? ALL THE WINNERS
Premier clings to nuclear dump plans
SENIOR Labor sources say it’s only a matter of time that Jay Weatherill is forced to abandon plans for a nuclear storage industry SA. But the Premier is refusing to dump his dream.
Dead baby deadbeat caught in benefits cheat crackdown
A CRACKDOWN on dole cheats in Adelaide’s northern suburbs has revealed five cases of suspected fraud and netted a man who stole dead babies’ names to obtain social security benefits.
Accused senior public servant paid $295k to ‘retire’ quietly
A FORMER senior South Australian public servant was paid almost $300,000 to “retire” in a settlement reached after a probe into allegations of improper conduct, it can be revealed.
Our incredible railway station of the past
BEFORE it became part of the casino, and the railway system was divided between two owners, Adelaide Railway Station was a thriving hub of travel and activity. Here’s how it used to look decades ago.
Stressed police keeping quiet out of fear
BRUTAL murders, traumatic suicides and incidents of workplace bullying are prompting police officers to lodge stress claims at a rate of one a week.
Nuclear verdict leaves Government’s grand plan in tatters
THE “bold” idea of nuclear waste storage in South Australia looks to have just gone up in a giant mushroom cloud, writes Daniel Wills.
The big change we need for P-platers
WE’RE the only state that allows drivers who passed in automatics to also drive manual cars, which require complex driving skills. Should this continue? Road safety groups don’t think so. VOTE NOW
Adelaide’s amazing street art
ADELAIDE’S streets are an art-lover’s paradise. Dull walls are being constantly transformed into a growing gallery of vibrant, clever pieces ready to surprise you. SEE THE GALLERY
Lucy cheated death to reach her goal
NAMED in Adelaide United’s W-League squad for the first time this month, Lucy Adamopoulos has made a miraculous comeback from two horrific accidents — the first a serious car crash, the second a freak mishap that left her impaled on a stake.
ESL final warning for 103,000
SOUTH Australians owe more than $4.7 million in outstanding Emergency Services Levy bills and almost 103,000 people have been served final notices for failing to pay on time.
Six broken ribs ... but I’m a lucky man
BROADCASTER Hamish McLachlan has spoken about the horse fall that landed him in hospital with a collapsed lung, saying he was lucky to avoid worse injuries.
Brave Riley’s remarkable tale of survival
AFTER a six-month battle with meningococcal disease and now a four-limb amputee, two-year-old Riley Nixon is a remarkable tale of survival.
$250m modern art gallery plan
A STYLISED “white box” housing a $250 million contemporary art gallery and an underground concert hall have been proposed for the $1 billion old Royal Adelaide Hospital development.
Too quick to judge in childish rant
TODAY in Off The Record, “Budgie Nine” member Jack Walker keeps his pants on at Flemington and the daughter of a Chief Justice apologises for a Facebook rant against an Advertiser court reporter.
How a cuppa saved Henry from out-of-control car
HENRY Staack was taking a well-earned break from gardening today to enjoy a cup of coffee, potentially saving the 87-year-old’s life.
Traders in the dark over Christmas hours
CHRISTMAS is just seven weeks away but the State Government is yet to decide when South Australian shops will be allowed to open.
More than 70 ‘rogue’ Uber drivers penalised
RIDESHARING giant Uber is openly defying the State Goverment by allowing dozens of its drivers to work illegally, provoking warnings that those operating outside the law are being hunted down.
Rau to tighten soft home detention laws
EXCLUSIVE:CONTROVERSIAL court-ordered home detention laws that allowed a major drug trafficker, a serious fraudster and a paedophile to dodge jail will be tightened.
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