Julian Schiller

The man charged with horrifically injuring an Adelaide newspaper deputy editor in a crash and speeding at 170 kilometres per hour through an Adelaide CBD street may be released after only serving 18 months. Attorney General and Deputy Premier, Kyam Maher, told Jules Schiller that he is "surprised that he is being considered for home detention".

Morphettville horse trainer, Darryl Carrison, was watching the first race at the Quorn Cup, when a horse broke away from its attendant and began running towards the race pack, the quick thinking Carrison prevented a possible tragedy.

New e-scooter laws come into effect in South Australia from July 13, allowing private e-scooter riders 16 years and over to use bike lanes on roads and adhere to a 25km/h speed limit.

At the first of four concerts at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, pop star Katy Perry took time to put the spotlight on Premier Peter Malinauskas for luring her to Adelaide.

In Brighton a copper relief statue of Saint Joseph and the child, Jesus hangs on the wall of St. Joseph's Church. But something is missing, leaving the patron saint of dying and the parish hopping mad.

"When the sun starts to rise, you come alive!", said 82-year-old cancer patient, John Timms who is still on the run, recently achieving 300km in the Australian Six-Day Ultra Marathon Festival underway at Thorndon Park.