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South Australian police have arrested 80 people and conducted hundreds of checks in a major crackdown on domestic violence as part of a new operation.

Aspiring future Olympic swimmers from South Australia cheered on Kyle Chalmers in the 100 metre freestyle final.

A police operation targeting domestic violence perpetrators across South Australia results in 80 arrests and almost 150 charges being laid, including for strangulation and aggravated assault.

Australian house prices rise 0.5 per cent in July, despite Melbourne, Hobart and Darwin recording a fall in values during the past three months, according to new data released by CoreLogic. 

The SA Premier has warned ramping will remain a feature of the health system if the federal government doesn't do more to find places for aged care patients who are ready for discharge from hospital.

Elemer Dobak, 88, drove through a red light at a pedestrian crossing in Adelaide's west last year, seven seconds after the light turned red and four seconds after Joan McCaskill began to cross. The 85-year-old great-grandmother died a week later in hospital.

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Twenty short-term accommodation beds will soon come online in Adelaide, allowing people experiencing homelessness a safe place to recover after being discharged from hospital.

Murder accused Caroll Hopkinson "panicked" and was "in fear for her life" as she struggled over a knife with her husband who she was trying to save, a court hears.

A man who raped a woman with an intellectual disability in his care has been labelled a "predator" by a District Court judge and will remain behind bars until at least 2031.

A coronial inquest into the road deaths of Joanne Shanahan and Tania McNeill will investigate whether police had prior opportunity to intervene before the fatal crash occurred in April 2020.

Regional Australian airline Rex suspends trading on the Australian stock market and the airline's website is no longer taking bookings for flights between metropolitan areas. 

The father, mother and a brother of a young woman who was held down and repeatedly stabbed in a suburban Adelaide car park have been jailed for the "attempted honour killing".

Passengers arriving on a regional flight were not screened properly at security, forcing an evacuation of the main terminal after they could not be located.

Joseph Chehade was allegedly captured on CCTV entering the North Adelaide premises early on Saturday, about the time of the fire which left a damage bill "in excess of $1 million", a court has heard.

Adelaide disability worker Arjun Kandel, who raped a woman with an intellectual disability, has been described as "shameless" and "misogynistic" in South Australia's District Court.

An evacuation caused by a security breach leads to major disruptions and flight delays at Adelaide Airport, forcing hundreds of passengers to require re-screening before going back into the main terminal.

Police are appealing to the public for information after a young boy was hit by a taxi at Plympton Park on Sunday morning.

A 37-year-old man will face court on Monday charged with arson, after a fire ripped through a building complex containing North Adelaide's historic Oxford Hotel.

As the Paris Olympics enter full swing, there are warnings in Australia about the prevalence of problem gambling over the course of the Games, with the SA government also sounding the alarm about the number of children accessing betting apps. 

Cafe owner Phil Taylor spent 20 years in Byron Bay for its surf and vibrant lifestyle, but he's recently chosen to move closer to the city for a fraction of the price.

The four-year deal hopes to extend the life of Australia's current submarine class, half of which are dealing with corrosion, before they are replaced as part of AUKUS.

Harrowing stories of survival and anguish have been shared by victims and their loved ones at rallies across Australia, where organisers have demanded an end to gendered violence and the culture of victim-blaming.

Nearly 31,000 drivers in Adelaide have been caught using their mobile phones in the first month since new detection cameras were switched on.