The businessman whose Rostrevor home was shot at has gone public. He claims the bullets, the fire that destroyed his Unley Road car wash and the firebombing of his accountant's Payneham office were all part of one campaign. In his telling, it's organised crime trying to force him out of his shareholding in the labour-hire firm that was supplying workers to the $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington project.

"I'm not going to just sit back and watch it all happen," he said. And on what he wants from government: "Come up with a plan of how to stop all this. I'd call it corruption."