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23rd January 2023

Today's top stories

$4bn pipeline of projects set to reshape Adelaide’s skyline

New hotels, office towers and apartments will change the face of Adelaide’s horizon. Read more about projects under way and others ready to break ground this year.

Listed: SA’s cheapest private schools

While some elite colleges are nudging $30,000 in compulsory charges for year 12, at least 40 private schools in SA have fees of under $8000. Find out which ones.

No free rides: Ambos hunt down $4m from patients

Industrial action cost the service millions in the lead up to last March’s election — now it is sending invoices to unsuspecting patients.

‘UnAustralian’: Cruise line’s plan to ban Aussie flag

The boss of P&O Cruises has stepped in to override a decision to prohibit the national anthem and official Australian flag on their special Australia Day short cruises.

Cricket star’s partner joins fight against suburban hockey club

Alex Carey’s wife Eloise is among growing voices in fierce opposition of a hockey club development on a suburban school campus, as a letter is sent to top state parliamentarians.

Police in stand-off after 10 killed in mass shooting

Heavily-armed police have surrounded a vehicle with a man they believe killed at least 10 people in a mass shooting in Los Angeles.

Fergie’s surprise speech at Lisa Marie Presley ‘celebration’

Sarah Ferguson was among celebrity mourners that paid tribute to Lisa Marie Presley at a memorial service in Graceland.

‘That bruise is incredible’: Clarke reappears

The Australian cricket legend’s “incredible” injury was revealed as he returned to the airwaves for the first time since his infamous incident.

Michael Clarke slap by girlfriend exposes woke nonsense

So much for being gender-neutral. Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke gets smacked in the face by a woman and that woke farce collapses.

Cop killer’s eerie six-word text to ‘daughter’

The daughter of the cop killers has spoken out for the first time, revealing the chilling message her father sent her after the shooting.

‘Extremely encouraging’: Boomtime rules as SA shows economic buzz

Business is booming in South Australia with the state’s economy now the third-best performing in the nation. Here’s what’s driving it – but will it last?

Djoker demands change on Aus Open madness

Novak Djokovic has called for change to a “gruelling” Australian Open issue — but Lleyton Hewitt has rejected the suggestion.