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15th January 2025

Company secrets at the centre of latest Polites will saga

The legal war engulfing one of the state’s wealthiest families has escalated amid court claims investigating the matriarch’s estate would “open” up confidential company files.

‘So cool’: One of the state’s most popular pontoons back making a splash

One of the state’s most popular swimming pontoons is back in the water after an insurance stand-off, delighting locals and visitors alike.

Named: Alleged near-fatal Mount Jagged crash driver fronts court

The man accused of causing a horrific crash last year – when he collided head-on with another vehicle – has been identified, with the victims of the crash present in court.

Parents face soaring public education costs … except at these schools

The cost of putting a child through a public school is skyrocketing – but one group of parents is set for some relief. See the latest forecasts.

Matildas star Sam Kerr appears in court

One of Australia’s highest-profile athletes has fronted a London court after she was charged with alleged racially aggravated harassment of a police officer.

SA’s most valuable suburbs revealed

New data reveals the suburbs with the greatest total value of its properties. And the results may surprise you. Find out what your suburb is worth here.

Stupid signs of our times: Sure you’re not pregnant, boys?

We used to rely on common sense to stay safe but that’s been replaced by stupid, offensive and expensive visual pollution, writes Jess Adamson.

Community mourns ‘well-respected’ local butcher killed in UTV crash

The 52-year-old man involved in a fatal UTV crash on a farm near the Mid Murray town of Tungkillo has been identified.

Aussie soldier ‘killed’ in Ukraine

Oscar Jenkins, the Australian man fighting in Ukraine, is believed to have been killed after he was captured by Russian forces.

‘Damaged’: Fallout of top diplomat’s Australia Day snub

Despite backflipping, Stephen Smith’s Australia Day snub has caused damage, with some describing it as an “insult”. See why.

Highway robbery: Staff injured as thieves storm popular bottle-shop

A fight broke out between staff and four thieves during an attempted bottle-shop robbery in Adelaide’s west on Tuesday.

Massive fail in Aussie citizenship test revealed

Aspiring citizens are failing to correctly answer questions about Australia or demonstrate a basic knowledge of English, sparking concerns Labor has “made a mess of immigration”.

‘We’re ready’: LA fire chief in face of ‘particularly dangerous’ alert

Firefighters are still battling massive wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles and killed at least 24 people, with officials warning of incoming winds that could whip up new disas...

‘F**k the police’: Graffiti vandals deface rural street over weekend

A video has emerged online over the weekend showing extensive graffiti damage to public property in Port Lincoln.

Police release more information about ‘incredibly serious’ bike path incidents

SA Police are appealing to the public for information about two serious incidents involving a wire on bike paths that impacted four cyclists.