Tag: Adelaide 5000
Arrest over Hackham West assault
Police have arrested a man, 24, after another was assaulted at Hackham West in Adelaide.[MORE]
SA Liberals fought wrong battles: Nationals
The Nationals say SA Liberals seem to have poured their election campaigning into the wrong seats.[MORE]
Road rage stabber sent to jail
A man has been jailed in South Australia over a road rage stabbing.[MORE]
Stolen Gens appeal thrown out of court
An appeal against a landmark Stolen Generations claim has been thrown out of court.[MORE]
Park and ride urged on new Adelaide tramline
The tramline extension from the city to the Entertainment Centre is now operating.[MORE]
Bowling club blaze suspicious
Adelaide police say a suspicious fire has destroyed clubrooms at the Toorak and Burnside Bowling Club.[MORE]
Wife stabbed: husband on murder charge
A man has been charged with murder over a woman's fatal stabbing in Adelaide.[MORE]
Labor challenger promises fresh approach in SA
Labor's Jay Weatherill says he will challenge for deputy leader in SA to offer a fresh approach.[MORE]
Aussies bundled out in Sevens semis
Despite squandering a chance to reach the Adelaide Sevens final, Australia coach Michael O'Connor believes his side's stocks are rising ahead of this year's Commonwealth Games in India.[MORE]
Sevens success creates welcome headache
Longstanding plans to bolster the Australian sevens team with Wallabies at the Delhi Commonwealth Games may be scaled down or even shelved if the current crop keep progressing at a rapid rate.[MORE]
SA politics remain in limbo
South Australian politics remains in limbo after yesterday's state election.[MORE]
Aussies advance to Sevens quarters
Unbeaten Australia has advanced to the quarter-finals of the Adelaide Sevens and an encounter with Fiji after beating England 17-12 in a spirited final pool match on day two.[MORE]
Rann not ready to claim 'sweetest victory'
Leaders Mike Rann and Isobel Redmond appear at their respective party headquarters in Adelaide, but neither claims victory or concedes defeat.[MORE]
Rann has edge in SA cliffhanger
The Liberals do not seem to have picked up some of the key marginals needed to win government in SA.[MORE]
Big, but patchy, swings against ALP in SA
There have been some big, but inconsistent, swings against the SA Labor government.[MORE]
Mystics hold on to edge T-Birds
The Northern Mystics have summoned one last surge to hold off the fast-finishing Adelaide Thunderbirds 55-52 in an exciting and historic opening to the trans-Tasman netball league in Auckland.[MORE]
Aussies in flying start to Adelaide Sevens
Australia has crashed through the tiny Pacific island nation of Niue on the opening night of the Adelaide Sevens, notching a 40-5 victory after a pair of upsets befell England and Fiji.[MORE]
Rann faces protest on poll eve
Mike Rann's final media conference of the SA campaign has been interrupted by protestors.[MORE]
Flick go the shears: 'cleanskin' sheep the new black
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Not so long ago, 'cleanskin' sheep were shunned by many in the wool industry, but not anymore.[MORE]
Child sex accused denies charges
A man charged with 24 child sex offences has pleaded not guilty in Adelaide Magistrates Court.[MORE]
Murder accused pawnbroker denies firing fatal shots
A pawnbroker on trial for murder over a customer's killing has told a Supreme Court jury that his best friend fired the shots.[MORE]
Carly Ryan killer admits crime
Teenager Carly Ryan's killer has finally admitted to his crime in the SA Supreme Court.[MORE]
Polling booths get black plastic and sticky tape
Black plastic and sticky tape have been sent to some South Australian schools so they can cover up plaques before their premises are used as polling booths.[MORE]
ALP says Liberal RAH savings 'exposed as hoax'
Kevin Foley says SA Liberals have exposed their promised Royal Adelaide Hospital savings to be a hoax.[MORE]
Desperate rescue bid for wombats buried alive
Conservationists are trying to rescue protected wombats they say SA farmers have buried alive.[MORE]
