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28th January 2025

First alleged neo-nazis face court in push to declare NSN symbol criminal

Fourteen alleged neo-nazis are moving through court after a mass arrest over an Australia Day protest in the CBD, with police saying their symbol should be criminalised. Read the l...

Alleged neo-nazi supporter arrested while waiting for ‘mates’

A supporter of alleged neo-nazis facing court over a pro-Australia Day protest has been arrested in dramatic scenes outside the watch house.

What the Hickinbotham job cuts mean for your build

The housing giant announced job cuts last week. Here’s what South Aussie home buyers need to know.

Leader at elite girls school named new principal of St John’s Grammar

The deputy principal of a top Adelaide girls school will take over at St John’s Grammar School after the current head announced his retirement.

‘I’m a millionaire’: SA mother and mystery winner hit the jackpot

Two South Australians have scored a combined lottery prize of more than $3.4m, but one mystery winner is still oblivious to their multimillion-dollar jackpot.

These SA spots are the hottest on Earth

South Australia has recorded the hottest temperature in the world with the mercury soaring past 40C in several areas in the state.

‘It’s me who owes much to so many others, especially the SA community’

He served as a senator for 18 years, now Simon Birmingham sends a heartfelt farewell as he bows out from the political arena.

Underworld’s most-hunted man Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim shot dead

Gangland figure Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim has been shot dead in a car park in Preston, after years of being pursued by his enemies and multiple attempts on his life.

Foolish behaviour caught on camera as MPs call out Murray mayhem

A man hanging off a speedboat’s sunshade as it hurtled along the River Murray has been captured on camera, as MPs call for more police to stamp out poor behaviour. See the footage

Rioter shot dead after pardon; Trump to sign off on ‘Iron Dome’

A man who was pardoned for his role in the US Capitol attack has been killed, as Donald Trump said he will sign an executive order on an ‘Iron Dome’ amid talk of a third term.

2-digit detail may decide Albo’s political fate

Anthony Albanese’s election hopes could hinge on a vital finding tomorrow, with the PM warned he “may not be re-elected” if a key issue emerges.

Major win for methed-up Finks bikie who went on bender

Facing arrest, this Finks bikie decided to “enjoy” himself when he scored more drugs than he expected – now he’s back in court arguing for more freedom.

‘Came out of nowhere’: Out-of-control bushfire rages in Victoria’s west

Residents and campers in Victoria’s west have been urged to take shelter as raging bushfire threatens communities and properties surrounding the Little Desert National Park.

Dealer’s huge date-rape shipment bust exposed

A man has been sentenced over a large shipment of a date-rape drug he told a court was actually his neighbour’s.

‘Really over the moon’: Radio star announces pregnancy live on air

Experienced journalist Stacey Lee has revealed she and her husband Ben Millar are expecting their first child – meaning there will be a change in faces at FIVEAA.

‘No more lies’: Andrews faces new legal threat over crash statements

Daniel and Catherine Andrews have been given 28 days to apologise and pay compensation after being hit with new legal action over a near-fatal car crash with a teenage cyclist in B...

‘Remind the world of evil’: Aussie Holocaust survivor’s plea

Holocaust survivors have warned of the surge in anti-Semitism around the globe, as world leaders and royals gathered for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

Dreams shattered: Family abandons home amid surge in building costs

Soaring costs have forced a young family to abandon hopes of building their dream home, opting to put the partially constructed property on the market instead.

Councillor told to quit after ‘humiliating’ colleague to tears

An explosive report has found an Adelaide councillor has victimised and humiliated a fellow elected member – the fourth time she’s breached standards.

Australian tech stocks plunge as DeepSeek rattles market

Local tech stocks with exposure to AI and data centres have fallen as much as 20 per cent as China’s answer to ChatGPT causes deep unease across the market.

Released in 1983, what is the title of the third Star Wars film?

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

Amazing scenes as 300,000 return to war-torn Gaza

Hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians have returned to the north of the Gaza Strip after Israel granted them entry for the first time in 16 months. See video and photos.