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13th August 2024

Today's top stories

‘We love you so much’: Friends rally for Hindley St attack victim

A man charged with the serious assault of another on Hindley St in the early hours of Sunday morning has been identified, as the struck 20-year-old remains on life support.

Did you catch last night’s surprise Aurora light show?

The rare Aurora Australis put on quite a show last night, lighting up SA skies. See the photos – and find out the chances of snapping a pic tonight.

‘Sickens me’: Former Spotlight boss slams ABC’s Channel 7 claims

Mark Llewellyn, the former Executive Producer of Channel 7’s Spotlight, has released a powerful statement after explosive texts between him and producer Taylor Auerbach were aired.

Multiple cars smashed in hammer rage attack

A man allegedly armed with a hammer, a crow bar and a knife has been charged after several car windows were smashed in the middle of the afternoon in Adelaide’s west.

‘Kick in the teeth’: 1km of burnouts destroys soccer pitch

An amateur football club has been left with a ruined home ground after a hoon driver in a white ute did more than 1000m of burnouts – popping a tyre.

Raygun’s academic work is even worse than her dancing

Australian breakdancer Raygun’s performance in Paris was humiliating but somehow her academic work on colonial structures in breakdancing is worse.

ScoMo to take stand in defamation trial

Former prime minister Scott Morrison will give evidence in the Brittany Higgins’ defamation trial brought by his former minister Linda Reynolds.

The Lowdown: ROB the builder fixes form to quash doubters

Two months ago, Reilly O’Brien was playing SANFL football. Fast forward to the Crows’ win over the Bulldogs and he was just about their most influential player, writes MATT TURNER ...

Qantas in eye of storm again as more flights cancelled

Three of Australia’s biggest airlines were forced to cancel even more flights on Monday, after Qantas slashed 11 a day earlier.

The common household item that could kill your cat

A Mango Hill cat owner is warning about the dangers of a common piece of household furniture after her cat became trapped and severely injured.

'Free' supermarket to help families who can't even afford a square meal

Helen Cearns is on a widow’s pension and can no longer afford meat due to the cost of living, but that could change today with a new type of service.

Playing group ‘blindsided’ at 36ers’ brutal coach sacking

Sacked Adelaide 36ers coach Scott Ninnis is understood to be furious after being axed less than a year into the job, with the NBL club adamant it ‘needs to move forward’ as players...