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22nd December 2024

AM Edition

Cosmeticians in $1 million facial injection court war

Two former cosmeticians are locked in a legal battle over alleged deceitful conduct involving facial injections, a famous London doctor and stars Peter Andre and Kerry Katona.

The battle Trav fought in his own head to become a leader

At 21, Travis Head was thrown in the deep end as SA captain. By his own admission, it was often unpleasant and he did some ‘silly things’. But he’s found a lot out about himself si...

Revealed: Shock text message after McSweeney Test pain

Nathan McSweeeney has revealed the shock text he received from a former Australian captain as he spoke of his pain at being axed from the Test side three games into his career.

Kings of the ocean: Meet SA’s fisho families

SA is known across the world for its seafood, from the lobsters down south or the tuna of Port Lincoln. But who are the families behind the fish?

Goers: Infuriating Xmas fact we just have to embrace

It’s an annual guarantee that goes all the way back to the first Christmas, writes Peter Goers.

The surprise Australians turning to share housing

One surprising age group is embracing share housing, new data shows. Find out who it is and what they are getting out of such an arrangement.

Cornes: Over-inflated myth of Boxing Day Test gives footy stars envy

With summer cricket well and truly here, and the AFL season far away, footy stars get envious around this time, and rightly so, writes Graham Cornes.

‘Shut it down’: Shelter from hell leads to horses euthanised

Horses from a Riverland property were seized by the RSPCA with many being recommended to be euthanised by vets.

Australia’s million-dollar teens

A skincare range for teens, eco-friendly toothbrushes, a popcorn brand and a global e-commerce freelancer – meet the teenpreneurs behind these growing and lucrative businesses.

‘Facebook sent a friend request to my abuser’

A woman claims Facebook sent out 100 unauthorised friend requests from her account without her knowledge, among those invited was a man who assaulted her.

Revealed: The SA beaches sharks love to circle

Shark sightings are way up from last year, according to official figures. But at which SA beach are they spotted the most – and should you be worried?

Courts want extra security to deal with ‘menacing’ sovereign citizens

Sovereign citizens are increasingly attending South Australian courts, threatening staff and disrupting proceedings.