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'It's a joke': Star Olympians slam Games

DAY 2: A series of embarrassing hiccups at the aquatics centre has left organiser red-faced but it's another group of star Olympians saying they are being forced into dangerous con...

Olympic photo sparks swimming controversy

The unusual odds of having dead-heats in two consecutive races involving three Australian swimmers has sparked concern of issues at the pool.

Unexpected lifeline: Matildas stay alive despite defeat

A wild, high-scoring draw in another group game has presented the Matildas with a quarter-final lift after hope had seemingly been taken away by a cruel loss to Sweden.

SA lockdown: Hold the line and we’ll get out on time

The transition committee will meet on Sunday to plan the state’s way out of the lockdown. An encouragingly low caseload means a possible lift on Tuesday night.

Labor MP Jayne Stinson resigned 16 days after ‘unsafe’ complaint

A trainee assigned to Labor MP Jayne Stinson reported feeling unsafe in the workplace shortly before her boss resigned from the Opposition frontbench, FOI documents reveal.

‘Let’s make millions’: Secret AN0M messages revealed

Domenico Catanzariti is allegedly responsible for importing 18kg of cocaine from Greece to Australia. According to court documents, these are the messages he wrote about it.

Forget Horne - Crows already have their star in the making

For clubs down the bottom of the ladder a dilemma of draft position vs culture is tricky to manoeuvre. Schoenberg’s ascension has clarified the Crows’ path for the future.

Wild weather wreaks havoc across SA

Power has been restored to about 10,000 SA households overnight, after wild weather lashed the state, bringing down powerlines. One man’s windows shattered from lightning.

‘Constantly challenged’: Miley’s Aussie confession

She’s one of the most polarising women in pop. Now Miley Cyrus has revealed more about her life, career and infamous mullet hair cut.

Car park debacle shows our Festival Centre stuck in a hole

This is the result of years of work and the privatisation of the most important public space in SA, writes Peter Goers.