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3rd January 2025

Shark attack: Police reveal details of missing surfer

A desperate search has resumed for a surfer who is believed to have been taken by a shark near Streaky Bay, as police reveal more details about the missing man.

‘Horrible’: Urine, bloodstained ‘donations’ dumped at op-shops

Volunteers at SA charities are being forced to fill their own household bins with revolting clothing as rubbish dumped outside op-shops reaches appalling new lows.

Revealed: Where car thieves strike most in South Australia

The Advertiser’s exclusive analysis of annual vehicle theft data shows where the hotspots are in the state, but one place will shock you.

Lynn lets loose as Strikers sink Renegades to snap losing streak

Chris Lynn has hit his highest Big Bash score in five years to snap a three-game losing streak for Adelaide Strikers in a strong five-wicket win over Melbourne Renegades. WATCH THE...

‘100 per cent ISIS inspired’: Suspect acted alone amid cybertruck link

The FBI has called the New Orleans truck attack “an act of terrorism” as authorities investigate an exploding cybertruck and whether it could be linked to the deadly attack. Follo...

Grandfather arrested twice over alleged abuse of children

A 70-year-old northern suburbs grandfather has been arrested twice after being investigated for child sex offences against two young children.

Trams, piazza, dining precinct: New vision for major road

A tram line, piazza, international dining precinct and housing are all ideas for a major revamp of a major Adelaide thoroughfare.

Sad ending to Matthew Flinders Victor Harbor sculpture struggle

An Indigenous artist’s proposed monument celebrating an unusual episode in Australian history has been abandoned after a long-running saga.

‘How lucky we are’: Adelaide woman’s shock New Orleans near miss

An Adelaide woman has revealed how close she came to being caught up in the midst of the terror attack at one of New Orleans's most iconic spots.

Whyalla Steelworks’ future: ‘Whole country should be worried’

Peter Malinauskas says the whole country should be worried about Whyalla Steelworks as its future is still on knife-edge, despite some recent positive news.

Minor clerical error shuts down million-dollar Adelaide business

A missing date has closed down a highly regarded Adelaide engineering business that brought in $1m a year and employed six people.

Cop union reveal conditions in upcoming industrial fight

The South Australian police union has revealed the suite of conditions they will fight to improve in their upcoming negotiations with the government.

‘Wife bashing’: Michael Leunig’s sister welcomes cartoonist’s death

The sister of famed Melbourne cartoonist Michael Leunig has rejoiced over the death of her brother, claiming he was a sexual abuser and wife basher.

Rider killed after serious crash in Eyre Peninsula town

A serious crash on the coast of Eyre Peninsula has claimed the life of a 60-year-old man, with Major Crash continuing their investigation into the incident.

Hundreds of new homes set for regional SA hotspots

New housing allotments and rental properties planned for regional SA have been given an economic boost, in a bid to ease the housing crisis.

Twist after fire exposed alleged drug plot

Police have levelled a wild new claim in court after two men were allegedly found fleeing a bushfire with trucks full of cannabis on Christmas Eve.