SA man critical after New Year's stabbing A 63-YEAR-OLD man is in critical condition in hospital after being stabbed several times in a New Year's Eve incident in Adelaide. Police say a 55-year-old woman, who is known to the victim, has been charged with attempted murder and has also been taken to hospital for treatment of unspecified injuries. Her arrest was one of more than 100 across the city and suburbs, mainly for behavioural offences, as thousands of revellers welcomed the new year. Other arrests included a 19-year-old man who was found with drugs during checks of commuters at the Adelaide Railway Station while 26 drivers were reported for being over the legal alcohol limit and 12 returned positive drug tests. Tuesday night's celebrations were also the first major test of Adelaide's new 3am (CDT) lock-out rules for pubs and nightclubs with no one allowed to be admitted to a venue after that time. Assistant Commissioner Linda Williams said compliance with the new regulations was extremely successful with no breaches reported. She said the new entry provisions have resulted in police having to deal with less anti-social behaviour and fewer alcohol-affected revellers.