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21st September 2024

PM Edition

‘We love him so much’: Rozee backs Ken as despondent Power lands home

Power players and coaches looked grim after a fourth prelim final drubbing — but the side’s captain says Hinkley remains the right man for the job.

‘See you in Bali, Ken’: Fans react to another Port prelim final loss

Fans and foes of the Power were quick to share their thoughts on social media regarding yet another prelim final loss. Check out the good, the bad and the ugly.

Hero officer honoured for bravery during Bordertown shooting

Sergeant Michael Hutchinson risked his life trying to save a wounded colleague during a horrific shooting. Now, he’s been awarded a top accolade.

How the global ‘Ghost’ app bust led to two Adelaide arrests

A global drug bust has shaken the underworld in Australia after the AFP launched ‘Operation Kraken’. But how did it unfold in SA?

Not enough trees with your new home? You’ll pay more rates

An Adelaide council will charge higher rates for new homes that don’t include enough trees as it runs out of space for more green canopy.

Too pure to be pink? Down-and-dirty Grease heading to Adelaide

Grease the Musical isn’t always good clean fun or politically correct by today’s standards. But does it still hold up in 2024?

‘Over’: Barnes issues major health update

Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes has shared a health update after he underwent surgery for an injury he noticed while on tour.

‘The greatest day’: Channel 7 AFL reporter’s romantic Greek wedding

A Channel 7 senior footy reporter has tied the knot in Europe – and is now making a mad dash home for grand final week.

‘I needed to finish it’: Last chapter added to late Paralympian’s story

Five years after he was killed while riding his bike on the Sturt Highway, the final chapter of Paralympian and champion cyclist Kieran Modra’s biography is being launched.

Sext scandal rocks US election, as first early votes are cast

A star reporter, featured in hit TV show Billions, has been suspended over an allegedly inappropriate relationship with a presidential candidate as early polls in the 2024 election...

‘He put a knife to my throat when I was about seven’

Tina Namow will never forget the moment her father threatened to kill her as a young girl but it was just one of many memories of violence that has triggered a career in helping ot...

Council to vote on reversing Australia Day celebrations

A local council could become the first in the country to move its official Australia Day celebrations back to January 26. Have your say.

Urgent $200k patch-up for Hahndorf’s main street

Dozens of “defects” along the tourism town’s historic main street will be repaired as the local council juggles the budget to make it happen quickly.

‘My mum didn’t know we were having sex until I was 15 and pregnant’

Tamara was in Year 9 when she and her schoolyard sweetheart Brendan broke their pregnancy news. Now the baby is older than they were when they became teen parents.