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January 17, 2022

AM Edition

Djokovic’s final insult after being deported

Novak Djokovic was flanked by an Australian Border Force escort as he left the country on an Emirates flight. SEE THE PICTURES HERE

Djokovic abandoned: Players called out as Novak deported

Novak Djokovic’s bid to overturn his visa cancellation has failed, ending his hopes of defending his Australian Open title. See how the dramatic day played out.

Rules, games, making friends: Tips for a top reception start

There’s plenty parents can do to prepare their kids for school – but that doesn’t include doing their homework for them. Read our guide to help kids start reception.

Another drop in new cases sparks hope outbreak is peaking

Two more patients battling Covid have died but the number of new cases, hospitalisations and patients in intensive care all fell on Sunday.

Gagged: SA’s courts return to super secret mode

The biggest criminal case in two decades has resurrected SA’s shameful habit of courtroom secrecy, with the public’s right to know blocked almost 250 times last year.

Australia joins global Tonga effort amid ‘massive’ ash cloud

Australia will send an aircraft to survey the damage to Tonga following an undersea volcano, as tsunami warnings in Australia are cancelled. SEE PHOTOS

Covid concerns: Woollies suspends meat from abattoir

Woolworths has suspended meat supply from a Naracoorte abattoir over Covid protocol concerns. It comes as the state’s first RAT regional collection point opens.

Series ratings: Putrid Poms found Superman Smith’s Kryptonite

Steve Smith turned making Ashes centuries into an art form but, despite a 4-0 demolition, the English can take solace in the fact it wasn’t at the hands of their usual destroyer.

This wind will blow down power prices, here and interstate

Hundreds of jobs will be created in the Mid North and power prices will fall with work starting at SA’s biggest energy project.

Medical unions seek ‘urgent’ meeting with Premier

Unions representing doctors, nurses and ambulance workers want a meeting with the Premier to discuss SA’s health “crisis” – but were not available when he offered.

‘Appalling’: Piers slams Harry over security stoush

Piers Morgan has blasted Prince Harry’s “brazen double standards” after the royal sued the British government for taking away his family’s 24-hour security.

Who rules Australia? We should.

Vote in our poll – is it time to have an Australian head of state? Christopher Pyne says it is, and we need to decide what we want them to do.