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Declaration of a Major Emergency - River Murray Flood Emergency
On Monday, 21 November 2022 the State Coordinator for the State of South Australia, Commissioner of Police Grant Stevens, declared the River Murray flooding a major emergency. Read more
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Four teens have been arrested and a stolen car located after an incident at Beaumont this morning.
A motorbike rider has been caught travelling at a ridiculous speed late last night.
A man has been arrested after a DNA match linked him to a sexual assault more than 30 years ago.
The national terrorism threat level for Australia has been reset to POSSIBLE.
The lowering of the threat level does not mean the threat has extinguished. The national terrorism threat level will continue to be reviewed and updated with the changing security environment.
South Australia Police (SAPOL) are pleased with the behaviour of school leavers during Schoolies Festival.
Over the three day festival there was one arrest, one report, two cannabis expiation notices issued, 37 expiation notices issued and five traffic infringement notices issued amongst the school leavers.
More top stories...
- Zeus arrests teens at Beaumont
- Extreme speed in the northern suburbs
- Historical DNA match leads to arrest
- National Terrorism Threat level – POSSIBLE
- Schoolies pass for 2022
- Update: Man arrested for Largs Bay service station robbery
- Update: Serious crash at Happy Valley
- Failure to comply with reporting obligations arrest
- Don’t be a 'toolie' this Schoolies
- Cannabis grow house at Hewett
- Stolen dirt bikes recovered and six arrested