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18th October 2024

Why Australia’s golden swim team could soon face Russian treatment

Australia’s champion swimmers are facing the humiliating possibility of competing at future international events as ‘neutrals’, like Russian and Belarusian athletes, as Swimming Au...

Man accused of attempted charter bus hijack and cop attack named

The man charged with attempting to hijack a charter bus full of elderly passengers bound for the Flinders Ranges – and assaulting police officers – has appeared in court for the fi...

‘As awful as it gets’: How Crows learned of Phil Walsh death

In the latest SACKED AFL podcast episode, former Crows football manager David Noble recalls the 3am phone call when he learned of coach Phil Walsh’s violent death. LISTEN NOW.

‘She went into labour’: Fitzy’s best on-air moments as Nova turns 20

The beloved radio presenter takes a look back at 20 years of Nova 919 – including the day his wife went into labour while he was on-air.

Stymied! Libs cash splash pledge under new leadership clipped

The Liberals’ new leadership team under Vincent Tarzia has made an election funding pledge but the $225,000 to help honour WWI Diggers has been sideswiped by a $60,000 government g...

Solar business collapses owing $2m before similar company emerges

A Norwood solar company went into liquidation six weeks ago owing $2m in debt, but a similarly named company is now operating at the same premises, run by the former director’s wif...

Watch: Hanson defies legal threat to target Robert Irwin in new attack toon

Robert Irwin has been targeted in a new attack cartoon released by Pauline Hanson despite the Wildlife Warrior’s threat to sue over an earlier episode. SEE THE VIDEO

Starick: Tin-eared Albo smothers Mali’s massive David Speirs free kick

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s tin-eared purchase of a $4.3m mansion will rankle struggling mortgage-belt voters in David Speirs’ former seat of Black, Paul Starick writes.

Detective wins sexual assault acquittal — and could go back to work

A decorated police detective and CFS volunteer who had his child sexual assault conviction overturned could apply to be reinstated with the force after a court handed down their fi...

Teacher’s incredible One Direction surprise helps ease trauma

Like many around the world, Liam Payne’s shock death left this huge SA 1D fan reeling. But an amazing memory from the band’s Australian tour is helping ease the pain.

Tesla’s controversial new EV is in Adelaide – and everyone’s talking about it

It’s a truck, it’s sports car and it has completely divided the people of Adelaide. Have you spotted Australia’s only Tesla’s Cybertruck on our streets?

State-of-the-art youth cancer first for Adelaide

SA’s first youth cancer centre is set to be built in Adelaide, offering specialised treatment and allied health services, as well as “social havens” for youth patients.

‘Key’ tobacco wars figure sent $1.2m overseas, court told

An Adelaide man arrested during investigations into arson attacks on shops owns or is linked to several illicit tobacco stores and sent $1.2m overseas, a court has heard.

39,000 lost power as 250,000 lightning strikes thrashed SA

A total of 39,000 customers lost power during Thursday night’s storm, as SA’s skies were lit up with 250,000 lightning strikes, with wind gusts of at least 130km/h and more than 40...

Lynn learns fate for missing camper murder

High country killer Greg Lynn has been sentenced for the murder of missing camper Carol Clay, but has told the court he will appeal the jury’s guilty verdict.