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19th September 2024

‘Ghost’ busted: Who is Jack Sauer and what is he accused of?

This former Adelaide socialite has been identified as the first person charged as part of a nationwide bust by the AFP.

Multimillion-dollar lifeline for SA Museum as board leader falls on sword

Intense lobbying has dashed controversial SA Museum plans threatening research and staff as the institution is thrown a multimillion-dollar lifeline.

‘Do we not give a ‘f**k?’: New 36ers coach’s fiery spray

The Adelaide 36ers playing group were handed a feisty, expletive-laden spray from new coach Mike Wells ahead of NBL25’s season opener in Perth.

‘Rather listen to our own South Aussies’: Listeners’ anger over Triple M’s brutal axing

The station’s top-rating drivetime show has been dumped in favour of their Melbourne counterparts, and outraged local listeners have slammed the ‘ridiculous’ decision. Have your sa...

Bloodied man rushed to hospital in Rundle Mall assault

Ambulance officers have taken a man to hospital after police and paramedics were called to the retail hot spot on Thursday afternoon.

Daughter’s horror after finding videos of boyfriend raping mum

The partner of a man who worked for a SANFL club was left scarred for life after she found videos on his phone of him raping her mother.

What the US interest rate cut means for you

The US has cut official interest rates for the first time in four years, but don’t hold your breath for Aussie cuts to come quickly.

Residents in shock after stabbing, car fire in country town

A man has been charged with attempted murder after another man was stabbed in a violent incident overnight. Police are also investigating whether a car set alight is related.

New Italian eatery doesn’t serve pizza – and that’s not the biggest surprise

Can an Italian restaurant really get away without serving pizza? As our reviewer finds, that fact isn’t even the most surprising element of this new restaurant.

Penbo: Hinkley ‘incident’ exposes Australia as a snowflake nation

Australians like to think of themselves as a tough bunch with a sense of humour, writes David Penberthy. But that’s not reality.

Residents told to stay indoors after gas leak in the Barossa

Emergency services are responding to a gas a leak in a town in the Barossa Valley.

SafeWork puts bosses on notice as apprentice crackdown looms

South Australia is on track for one of its worst years on record for workplace injuries, the safety watchdog has warned, as it turns its attention to work sites.

Eight years since Port’s last loss to Sydney: Where are they now?

Port has the wood over Sydney – in fact, the Swans haven’t beaten the Power in eight matches. So where are the players from that Swans win in round 20, 2016, now?

Embattled Gupta vows he can deliver on Whyalla promise

Sanjeev Gupta says despite a “crisis” in the steel industry which has helped push the Whyalla steelworks into the red, he can deliver a bright future for the industrial city.

‘I feel proud’: From sleeping rough in Adelaide to taking on the world

Michael Wilson first picked up a soccer ball three years ago, when he was sleeping rough in Adelaide’s parklands. Today, he’s heading to South Korea to play for Australia.