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26th January 2025

PM Edition

Arrests made as alleged neo-nazis disrupt Aus Day march

A number of people have been arrested as police ramped up security across the city for Australia Day.

Welsford ‘lost for words’ after third Tour Down Under stage win

Aussie Sam Welsford has claimed his third Tour Down Under stage this race, while a rider was kicked out ahead of its final stage following a review of a race incident.

‘4-6 week injury’: Djokovic claps back at doubters in viral post

Novak Djokovic was forced into retirement in his semi final. Now he has lashed out at those doubting his injury claims, with an expert revealing the damage done. FOLLOW MEN’S FINAL...

Truth behind wild wind at iconic SA beach

Beachgoers at a popular spot in Adelaide’s south were caught up in a chaotic whirlwind on Saturday — now the BoM has explained what happened.

Australia Day honour roll revealed: Meet 2025’s top South Aussies

They come from sport, medicine and beyond, but everyone on this list has made a true mark. See all of this year’s Australia Day honours recipients here.

Dad who allegedly stalked three women wants bail – again

A man who allegedly stalked his ex while on bail is seeking in the Supreme Court to be released from custody.

Secret fight clubs and anti-Semitic threats: How I infiltrated a neo-nazi gang

Our special undercover investigation into a secret Adelaide fight club has revealed how a group of lonely white working class men have fallen under the influence of an American ter...

SA dad’s horrific secrets exposed by brave young daughter

He warned her to keep silent about their night-time ritual – but now the truth about this disgusting dad has been revealed.

‘Wasn’t a political decision’: PM on $4.3m mansion

Anthony Albanese has opened up about his politically controversial move last year to buy a $4.3m mansion amid a cost of living crisis.

Pedestrian dies days after sickening crash

A 39-year-old man has died four days after he was struck by a car near a major shopping centre in Adelaide’s inner south.

Game, set, match for Wayville homeowners

It has hosted a raft of tennis pros including Australia’s own Thanasi Kokkinakis, so it’s easy to see why someone has snatched up this Wayville property home to one of SA’s only pr...

‘A sandwich can look like a sandwich’: Get real on school lunches

As kids head back to school, here’s why you can forget about cutting their fruit into decorative shapes and their sandwiches into smiley faces.

Goers: I’ve got the worst paying gig going. Applaud me

The vast majority of Australians in this dream career live below the poverty line, writes Peter Goers.