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7th February 2025

Man arrested over mysterious death of Mount Gambier woman

A man is expected to be charged with murder and will face court after the body of a woman was found in a Mount Gambier home under unusual circumstances.

Whisky and yoga rooms for Gupta as Whyalla sweats on unpaid debts

Entrepreneur Sanjeev Gupta has been celebrating a Sydney harbourside mansion upgrade while his Whyalla steelworks flounders. See inside the palatial home.

‘Get rid of him’: Whyalla business smashed by GFG left outraged

The refusal of Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG to meet its debts to dozens of contractors in Whyalla is hurting the economic fabric of the city.

‘No place in a classroom’: New crackdown after shocking sex education class

In the wake of a controversial sex education session where students were exposed to the concepts of incest and bestiality, the education minister has released a list of approved pr...

Bucket list: Australia’s 100 most delicious food experiences

Discover the best dining, drinks, produce and foodie experiences near you in a mouth-watering new take on the Delicious 100 list and vote for your favourite.

Man dead after horror crash between road train and motorbike

A 28-year-old man has been killed after a crash between a motorbike and road train — the second death on SA roads in 24 hours.

Bond: DeepSeek isn’t a tech coup. It’s a threat to the West

Don’t give me any rubbish about freedom of speech for a country that doesn’t grant anyone else that right, writes Caleb Bond.

Staying alive: $9m spent on office staff to keep hydrogen project afloat

Taxpayers are spending around $23m to keep the state’s hydrogen office in business, while the number of staff in the office has grown at a cost of $9m.

‘Bold vision’: SA’s most expensive private school’s massive upgrade revealed

An elite eastern suburbs private school will receive a massive upgrade with a multistorey building overlooking its oval. See the major upgrade here.

Shock SAPOL move on union boss after club assault allegations

A SAPOL investigation has been reopened into Police Association President Wade Burns, it has been revealed in parliament. But the union head says it’s all a “smear campaign”.

First look: $350m tower to be best student living in Australia

Stunning images have been released for Adelaide’s city proposed largest multi-millionaire student accommodation – set to be the country’s best. See the artistic images.

Winning $60m Powerball numbers revealed

Two days after a Sydney woman took home $100m in Oz Lotto, the winning numbers for the $60m Powerball have been revealed.

‘It can happen to anyone’: Dad’s plea on kids left in hot cars

A father who fatally left his three-year-old son in a hot car in circumstances eerily similar to the death of a toddler outside a daycare this week is advocating for greater awaren...

Dust in the drinking water? Meet the town that progress left behind

Forty years is a long time to wait for roads to be built, but enough is enough says the SA town where dust gets everywhere it shouldn’t.

Penbo: Judge’s blunt send off for hit-run coward is bang on

When a criminal delivers their sob story, it’s often a shortcut to a sentence that leaves the public fuming, Not so this week, writes David Penberthy.

School dismissed death threats as ‘part of a game’, mum claims

A “heartbroken” mum says a sickening threat was made against her son – but when she told the school, it was fobbed off as “mucking around”.

Alleged murderer’s plea over mother and son’s death

A man charged with murdering a beloved mother and her son twelve months ago has formally answered the allegations in court.

Iconic T-shirt shop in shock closure

A cult clothing store in Adelaide’s north has revealed it can’t keep running and will shut down for good within weeks.

Unmasked: Adelaide cop accused of abusing public office

She used to uphold the law, now this female SA police officer has fronted court for the first time charged with abuse of public office.

Smith makes history as Sri Lanka Test in the balance

Steve Smith became Australia’s most prolific gloveless catcher in Test history as Mitchell Starc powered through Galle’s humidity to stifle Sri Lanka’s resistance late on day one o...