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Bad cops: SA Police discipline files expose officers’ misconduct

SA Police disciplinary records, previously secret but now released by the commissioner, reveal 17 employees were disciplined over the past year – see what they did.

Parents give ‘toxic’ social media warning to Australian pollies

Social media is “toxic”, parents and mental health experts have warned Canberra’s politicians, telling them they must act to protect our kids.

I killed Charlie and I’m sorry: Hit-run driver pleads guilty

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens fought back tears, clutching an apology letter from his son’s killer after the young driver pleaded to a lesser charge for the Schoolies tragedy.

Sickening split: Classes clash as teachers succumb to sickness

A spike in Covid cases has left principals scrambling to find replacements, with classrooms having to be split and specialist classes postponed.

‘Tools to deliver’: State budget set to splash the cash on ambos

SA Ambulance Service is again set to emerge as a winner in the state budget with more money poured into upgrades. See what the cash will be spent on.

Firepower gap: Cruise missiles ditched for Collins subs

Plans to retro-fit Tomahawk cruise missiles to the Adelaide-built Collins Class submarine fleet have been ditched.

400+ pics: Port Lincoln’s pubs and night-life of the 2010s

Ever sink a beer or party at Sharkys or the Grand Tasman? We might have your photo in our mega gallery of Port Lincoln’s night-life.

Why Harry was ‘uninvited’ from best friend’s wedding

In an awkward phone conversation, Prince Harry’s best friend Hugh Grosvenor suggested he should reconsider attending his wedding amid concerns he would overshadow the event.

Going, going, gone! Adelaide’s cheapst unit sells in three days

If you’re looking to crack Adelaide’s housing market on a budget, you’re out of luck. The city’s last affordable unit has officially sold after a cash offer to good to pass up.

Crows’ Dawson boost, why all eyes are on Josh Rachele

Adelaide have not had much to celebrate of late, but some good news has landed surrounding two of their veterans, as a young star’s role in the team comes into the spotlight.

AI cheats prosper as overworked uni staff despair

University students using AI to cheat are getting away with it, a survey has shown. Find out how.

Staff member at private school charged with child sexual offences

The principal of the popular Adelaide private school sent a letter to inform parents a staff member has been arrested and charged with child sexual offences.