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Schapelle’s high-profile ‘fixer’ hired by SA meth-accused dad

The SA father facing life in prison, if found guilty of serious drug charges in Bali, has called in the big guns – the man who helped Schapelle Corby out of jail.

Shock as wanted SA child rapist jailed in NSW over wild police chase

A wanted SA child rapist caught in country NSW after two weeks on the run has been sentenced immediately over a police chase.

Small bars in fight for life as Gen Z stays home

Spending in small bars and clubs is in rapid decline as data shows Gen Z is chosing to party less often. Are you drinking less? Take our poll.

Beware of Jimflation: Fears budget sweeteners will keep rates high

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will hand down a $9.3bn surplus, but economists are warning Labor’s budget is set to cause homeowners more pain. Here’s why.

‘Unjustifiable’: Killer driver apologises to Poppy’s family

An “inexperienced driver” whose “gross and unjustifiable lapse of judgment” took the life of a beloved 19-year-old woman has apologised to the family of his young victim.

Hills council’s legal fees spike by $100k as lawyer sits beside mayor

An Adelaide Hills council’s legal fees have risen by $100,000 compared with last year, as it pays for an experienced lawyer to advice the mayor during meetings.

‘Couldn’t believe it’: Cricket star runs into surprise footy gig

He once terrorised batters with his unplayable bowling, now the one-Test wonder and Redbacks great has signed up to help out one of SA’s top footy clubs, writes Andrew Capel.

Wife of army whistleblower’s gut-wrenching act

The wife of an army whistleblower who will go to prison for leaking military secrets has shared her devastation at the news.

Greg Lynn was 'physically ill' as he burnt missing campers' bodies

The former Jetstar pilot has admitted to burning the bodies of Russell Hill and Carol Clay but told police "I'm innocent of murder", the court has heard.

‘Feeling the pinch’: Beloved Unley Rd burger cafe to shut

The team behind an Adelaide burger and brunch cafe has admitted it’s “feeling the pinch” as it closes its Unley Road eatery due to a large spike in rent.

Will Adelaide’s historic dry spell roll on or will it rain?

Adelaide is not likely to record any rainfall this week and into the next but experts tip we could be set for a mid-year deluge.

‘I went to a sex club and ended up in an orgy’

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