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Power 20 revealed: Who are SA’s most influential interstate expats? They are South Australia’s brightest, most successful exports conquering politics, business, law and media across the border. See the 2024 power rankings. READ MORE   Suspect arrested in killing of healthcare CEO An Ivy-League educated tech whiz was arrested at a McDonald’s after police allegedly found the 26-year-old with a ‘ghost gun’ and manifesto quoting ‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski. READ MORE   Nasty surprise for parents as SA’s priciest schools get even pricier Adelaide private schools are revealing their fees for 2025 and some parents are in for a shock, with one elite school charging more than $32,000 for year 12. READ MORE   Thick smoke billowing from historic CBD building sparks major response An investigation is under way after a fire in a historic office building in the CBD sparked a huge response from firies. Traffic on the major thoroughfare is restricted. READ MORE   ‘Dividing our country’: Dutton’s huge call on Australia’s flags Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags alongside the Australian flag is “dividing our country unnecessarily”, Peter Dutton has declared, vowing a major change. READ MORE   Wong warns of Australia’s ‘devastating’ rise in anti-Semitism Australia is experiencing a “devastating” and “unacceptable” rise in anti-Semitism as growing numbers of politicians on all sides incite hatred, Senator Penny Wong has warned. READ MORE   Crows joins forces with iconic SA brewery Coopers beers will be exclusively poured in corporate areas on match day under a three-year partnership agreement between the Crows and the iconic SA brewery. READ MORE   Ugly spat as mass fish death mystery deepens Authorities are investigating if an official operation to dig up sand killed hundreds of thousands of fish at a taxpayer-funded scientific laboratory. READ MORE   Christmas comes early after surprise gather round announcement The AFL has made a major announcement about Gather Round tickets for 2025 ahead of their sale this week. READ MORE   ‘A living treasure’: Well wishes flow for Dawn Fraser after fall Fans and officials have paid tribute to legendary Australian swimmer Dawn Fraser after she was hospitalised following a fall. READ MORE   Revealed: SA’s most expensive and cheapest streets Want to live a life of luxury? Here’s where to do it. On a budget and looking to enter the market on the cheap? We’ve got you covered there too … READ MORE   Beer snake bandit revealed The self-confessed beer snake bandit says he is sorry for the stunt and has revealed his identity. READ MORE   Heidelberg Cakes back after sudden closure Less than a fortnight after going into liquidation, Heidelberg Cakes is back in business, promising to fulfil all previous orders. READ MORE   How your daily chocolate bar could be causing you to age faster Treating yourself to a single chocolate bar, or even a handful of chips, each day could be increasing your biological age. And by just how much might shock you. READ MORE   Why the RBA must cut interest rates now OPINION: The mortgage cliff is finally here and families are on the brink. The RBA must cut before Christmas or it will be too late. READ MORE   All the glamour of Aussie tennis’ night of nights The Hewitt family stepped out in style on the blue carpet as they were joined by other stars of the sport for the Newcombe Medal at Crown. READ MORE   Jay-Z’s big move after shocking rape claim Jay-Z is taking action over accusations he raped a 13-year-old girl with fellow music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, as the reaction of his mother-in-law took onlookers by surprise. See... READ MORE   Shastri: India should not take even one backwards step Australia and India clashes always have some spice to them, and RAVI SHASTRI has encouraged India to not back down after the fuse was lit in Adelaide. READ MORE   ‘Where am I? In China?’ Drunk O-Bahn driver’s bizarre arrest An IT worker who drove on to the O-Bahn while five times the limit and assaulted a police officer screamed, “am I in China” during the attack, a court heard. READ MORE   Breakout forward wants to be ‘the man’ for new-look Power Port Adelaide’s forward line struggled at times in 2024 but after a busy off-season, it’s set to look a whole lot different next year. Here’s the latest from the training track. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Advertiser, GPO Box 339, Adelaide SA 5001, Australia.