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20th November 2024

News Alert

School boys’ new ‘obsession’ takes dark turn as influencers cash in

A grieving mother says other parents need to take note of the warning signs of a risky new “health” trend that social media is pushing on young boys.

Heartbroken mum’s own words: ‘I lost my son to this fitness trend’

Mia Bannister’s son Ollie was just 14-years-old when he lost his life amid a battle that began as an effort to achieve perfection.

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Equestrian to challenge ‘horse abuse’ video’s authenticity

A controversial showjumping coach has faced court charged with animal cruelty - but will call video of the alleged incident into question.

Adelaide Crows premiership legend signs with country footy battlers

A battling SA country footy club has secured a huge coup by signing a former Adelaide Crows premiership champion.

$95m Parade tower reaches new heights

A $95m Norwood apartment project has reached its highest point, and its developers are already drafting plans for another $100m addition to The Parade.

OnlyFans star avoids warrant to await fate for gun charges

The OnlyFans star who was “missing in action” has shown up to court ahead of sentencing submissions for gun charges.

Baby Kobi should have been deemed ‘high risk’ before murder-suicide: DV cop

The baby killed in a horrific murder-suicide was wrongly classified as at “medium risk” of violence by her father before a non-contact order was eased, an inquest has heard.

‘Absolute madness’: Council considers citywide 30km/h speed limit

It is too slow? Adelaide City councillors met last night to discuss speed limit proposals that included limiting all streets in the CBD to 30km/h. Vote in our poll.

Priscilla star, queen of Broken Hill theatre dies

Movie fans and the Broken Hill community are mourning the loss of June Bennett, one of the breakout stars of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

Adelaide’s ‘King of the Market’ remembered

After serving the Central Market community for 65 years, a beloved purveyor of fine foods has passed away.

First woman leader for powerful Tourism Australia board

A new look for the nation’s most powerful tourism body has elevated Penny Fowler as the first female chair.