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19th December 2024

Jewellery store heist fail leaves bungling thieves red-faced

Masked robbers have smashed their way through the glass door of a Walkerville jewellery store, leaving a trail of destruction – before escaping empty-handed.

Karl’s Noosa ‘nightmare’: Missing daughter sparks police search

Karl Stefanovic had a “frightening” start to his Christmas break after his youngest daughter Harper went missing, with a police helicopter called in to help find the little girl.

Labor clings to $275 power pipe dream

Labor is clinging to the delusion it can avoid breaking an election promise to deliver $275 in power bill savings, as the federal government reveals a nearly $22bn budget blowout.

Huge step forward for $1bn, 1000-home West End housing project

Adelaide’s most significant city-fringe housing development – on the old West End site at Thebarton – has hit a new milestone, as a new image is revealed.

Teens captured in wild brawl near Adelaide’s Rundle Mall

A group of teenagers have been filmed viciously fighting in Adelaide’s CBD, forcing Christmas shoppers to flee to safety.

‘Heavily distorted’: Shock new detail in Aboriginal heritage claims

Indigenous heritage protection applications are “heavily distorted” towards mining projects over renewable schemes, documents show. See the map.

The faces of 12 slain South Australians

In just 12 months, twelve grandmothers, fathers, siblings and friends died by violence – but they are more than a statistic. These are their stories.

‘Ghost’ caught on camera in Aus most haunted house

If you don’t believe in ghosts you need to visit Australia’s most haunted property. Your mind will be changed.

'Energy is next level': Latest LIV Golf after-party act revealed

More details of LIV Golf Adelaide’s after-party have been announced with a top Aussie group set to entertain thousands of fans following the second day's play.

Star Crow puts heat on Nicks in bid for midfield minutes

Best known as a livewire forward, Izak Rankine has set the bar high for 2025 and put the heat on his coach to increase his time in the Adelaide engine room.

Wong’s ceasefire push after ‘sharp, verbal clash’ with Israel

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has responded to claims she was blasted by Israel’s foreign minister in an angry phone call.

It’s a Christmas cracker! Adelaide’s festive weather forecast is here

The happiest weather forecast of the year has arrived. And the hot tip is that this Christmas is set to sizzle. See the latest prediction.

Elderly man accused of attacking wife could escape, ‘finish the job’: court

An elderly man accused of trying to kill his wife could escape from hospital and ‘finish the job’ if he’s granted home detention bail, a court has heard.

It’ll be the end of the vine, say growers, in $20m compo bid

One of Australia’s largest tomato growers say they deserve compensation but the state government says its actions have saved their industry millions.

Legendary Australian author dies aged 74

A legendary Australian author who wrote more than 40 books over his distinguished career has died aged 74.

Aussie mum home as shock Fiji cocktail report emerges

An Aussie mum has arrived home from Fiji following an incident at a five-star hotel, as authorities reveal details of toxicology tests taken on supposedly tainted cocktails.

Fans concerned by Schwarzenegger sighting

He’s arguably the most iconic action hero in cinema history – but at 77, it seems age might be catching up with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

‘Nightmare’: Routine dental visit uncovers grandad’s terminal illness

For Mount Gambier man Kevin Stock, a trip to the dentist turned into much more they noticed something out of the ordinary.

‘Every parent’s worst nightmare’: Pervert photographer confronted in court

A predator photographer has been labelled ‘a monster’ after he brazenly groped young girls during home photo shoots, including in front of their parents.

How Australia’s brittle top order may crumble for Konstas

Selectors did the right thing to protect teen star Sam Konstas from being Nathan McSweeneyed – but Australia’s brittle batting means change must come fast, writes Robert Craddock.