Tag: SA
Drop in inner-city homeless
The number of homeless people in Adelaide's inner-city has fallen by nearly half from last year.[MORE]
Adelaide eyeing ACL cash bonanza
Adelaide United has its eye on a huge financial windfall as it heads into its Asian Champions League (ACL) semi-final against Uzbek outfit Bundyokor tonight.[MORE]
Bushfire potential up, report says
SA's annual fire potential report predicts much of the state has above-average potential for bushfires this summer.[MORE]
Emissions trading scheme to be debated
The pros and cons of a carbon emissions trading scheme will be debated at a conference in Adelaide today.[MORE]
Planning questions over Gouger St nightclub
Police Commissioner Mal Hyde has questioned why the planning approval process has allowed nightclubs to be set up in Gouger Street. [MORE]
Vidmar's Reds ready to create history
Aurelio Vidmar says Adelaide United is fit and eager ahead of tomorrow night's Asian Champions League semi-final.[MORE]
Stabbing accused faces court
A man accused of stabbing another at Norwood on Monday has faced Adelaide Magistrates Court.[MORE]
SA police want nightclub metal detectors
SA Police want a city nightclub to install metal detectors because of weekend violence.[MORE]
NZ deal to buy Aussie steel firm
A New Zealand company has signed a conditional deal to buy the Adelaide-based steel manufacturer Fielders Australia.[MORE]
Man jailed for killing paedophile
A young man is jailed in SA for the brutal killing of a convicted paedophile.[MORE]
Tougher greywater rules for boating
South Australia's Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has started a three-year phase-in of new rules on greywater management on river boats.[MORE]
Disability services report urged
A disability advocate urges the SA Govt to table disability services performance reports.[MORE]
More rest stops urged for truckies
The Australian Trucking Association is pushing for funds for more rest stops for truck drivers.[MORE]
Some farming areas unviable: SAFF
The South Australian Farmers Federation (SAFF) agrees that some farming areas may now be unviable and re-vegetation schemes could have merit over farming.[MORE]
$44 million redevelopment proposal for Thebarton oval
The West Torrens Council will consider a proposal for a $44 million redevelopment at Thebarton Oval.[MORE]
Fire causes $250k damage to Paralowie house
A fire has caused about $250,000 damage to a house at Paralowie.[MORE]
Man charged over stabbing
A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed another man at Norwood yesterday.[MORE]
Outrage at Beaconsfield mine tragedy musical
A musical-comedy about the 2006 Beaconsfield mine disaster has been condemned.[MORE]
Bulldogs colours to go on show
The team colours of Central District will be unveiled on the brewery chimney at Thebarton today.[MORE]
City violence meetings to be held
SA Police Minister Michael Wright will hold two meetings today about violence on Gouger Street.[MORE]
Man charged over Norwood hotel stabbing
Police have charged a 38-year-old man from Kensington Gardens after a man was stabbed eight times in a dispute outside a hotel on the Parade at Norwood.[MORE]
Three charged over bottle shop robbery
Police have arrested two men and a youth over a robbery yesterday at a liquor store on Tapleys Hill Road at Royal Park in Adelaide.[MORE]
Bunyodkor arrive ahead of ACL clash
Uzbekistan soccer side Bunyodkor has arrived for Wednesday night's Asian Champions League match against Adelaide United.[MORE]
Call for more police patrols after Adelaide shooting
The Opposition has warned that Gouger Street is no longer safe for the public after the latest shooting in Adelaide. [MORE]
Man hospitalised after Norwood stabbing
A man has been stabbed eight times in a dispute outside a hotel on the Parade at Norwood.[MORE]