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20th December 2024

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Newborn baby’s injuries so bad like she was ‘thrown into wall’

An Adelaide father of five says he dropped his baby – but a court has heard the three-month-old girl suffered such shocking injuries it was like she was “thrown into a wall”.

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Eight-storey apartment tower set to shake up North Adelaide

The North Adelaide skyline is set to be redefined with the approval of an eight-storey apartment tower on one of its main roads.

Merging SA unis hit back over ‘online-only’ lecture rumours

About 3000 academic staff are modernising “more digitally underpinned” course content for the new Adelaide University. Have your say.

Alleged fake cancer scam dad set for lonely Christmas

A father who allegedly faked his young son’s cancer diagnosis and placed him in a wheelchair for money has won bail – with very strict conditions.

‘Shooting fish in a barrel’: Shock cop tactic nabs drivers red-handed

South Australia’s new mobile phone detection cameras are already catching a multitude of drivers. Now police have turned to a shock tactic to nab even more.

Mystery wound leaves croc to shark bait

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Price: Australia is sleepwalking towards Third World status

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‘Not satisfactory’: Phone call fail that contributed to police shooting death

A social worker’s conduct during a call with a young man in a mental health crisis was “not satisfactory”, an inquest has found, and played some part in his police shooting death.

First houses sold as 500-home West Lakes estate hits 5 storeys

First homebuyers are snapping up townhouses in the high $600,000s in a “unique” new $450m neighbourhood – parts of which will now rise to five storeys.