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1st September 2024

AM Edition

Ali’s raw cancer confessions: ‘I hate being called brave’

I was on the “right” side of 50 with no family history, no lumps and no bumps. I hope my story will save lives, writes Ali Clarke.

‘She is a good luck charm’: A Rozee first time Father’s Day

The Port Adelaide captain will celebrate his first Father’s Day with a beautiful newborn. And the good news for Power fans is the little girl is something of a good luck charm.

Woman critical after falling toolbox triggers horrific four-car crash

A woman is critical and four others are seriously injured after a falling toolbox triggered a horrific four-car collision north of Adelaide.

Bedroom secrets revealed: Shock finding as Gen Z flips on tradition

What’s really going on in Aussie bedrooms? The eye-opening results of the Body+Soul 2024 Sex Census are in – and Gen Z has finally had their say.

What your public high school says about you: Adelaide edition

It’s the question South Aussies love to ask and it’s not exclusive to the elite private system. We’re here to help decipher the public school circuit.

Goers: Bike lanes spoil everything

If the city’s cyclists had their way one of the best streets in Adelaide’s CBD would still be on death row, writes Peter Goers.

Adelaide property prices hit new record

Adelaide homes have continued their display of strength, with a new report revealing the city recorded the second-highest price growth of any capital city over the past 12 months.

Simple way to save thousands on your mortgage

Aussies are resorting to drastic measures just to get by as high interest rates continue to bite hard. But there is an easy way to cut down on your mortgage costs.

‘Extreme’: $20k taxpayer-funded didgeridoo performance in India

Australian diplomats spent almost $20,000 on a didgeridoo performance to open a promotional cricket event in India — which the Coalition has criticised as an “extreme” expense.

SA Water bonuses create bitter splash in new ‘blue collar’ row

A fierce political row has erupted after almost $1m worth of SA Water bonuses was paid to “blue collar” workers for “extraordinary” River Murray flood crisis work.

SA’s king of the pool makes a big splash back on the worksite

An SA Paris Olympic silver medallist has spent the week back on the tools ahead of his engagement party.

Spelling Bee’s ‘perfect score kids’

The 2024 PM’s Spelling Bee saw a record-breaking 70,557 student registrations – now 4500 of them head to finals. See the top state and territory results.

Who are you calling ‘lazy and entitled’?

Is the stereotype of the younger generations being “lazy and entitled” and lacking the work ethic of their older co-workers fact or fiction? Here is what the research finds.