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21st April 2024

AM Edition

‘My son, my mate’: Inside grieving mum’s mission after footy tragedy

Every day for the past year, Wendy Smith has thought of her late son Antonio. But despite its challenges, she has used her grief to carry on the “larrikin” footballer’s legacy.

Festivals in the firing line amid looming city rate rise

A raft of much-loved city festivals, activations and business programs may face devastating or program-ending funding cuts as Adelaide City Council looks to lower its rates.

‘Impacted by my rape’: Higgins speaks out

Brittany Higgins has spoken out for the first time after Bruce Lehrmann lost his defamation case.

A hole lotta love: SA’s most exclusive golf clubs

South Aussies are getting into the swing as membership in golf clubs increases across the state. See the waitlists and the costs here.

RAH patient allegedly assaulted by volunteer

A volunteer at the Royal Adelaide Hospital has been accused of sexually assaulting a patient.

‘A real shame’: Another Adelaide restaurant to shut up shop

A highly-rated Japanese restaurant in the CBD has been forced to close their doors – with staff only given 24 hours’ notice.

‘Phenomenal’ three-peat: SA’s best skin specialist crowned

South Australia’s best skin specialist has been named for three consecutive years, and despite health challenges, is looking towards the future.

Trump’s Veep: 20 Americans listed

It’s one of the biggest decisions former US president Donald Trump has to make in his bid to return to the White House. Who should join him on the Republican ticket? See the list.

Hinkley concedes Port slapped with ‘reality check’

The Port Adelaide midfield was mauled against Collingwood and coach Ken Hinkley admits his side are a fair way off the pace in 2024.

Meet the SA mum boldly going where no Aussie woman has gone before

Adelaide mum-of-two Katherine Bennell-Pegg is shooting for the stars, as she prepares to graduate from astronaut training. Read her inspiring story.

No sour grapes: Governor’s first after China’s wine tariffs call

Governor Frances Adamson is set to become the first Australian official to visit China since crippling wine tariffs were scrapped, amid major efforts to rebuild the lucrative marke...

Playtime is over: Popular toy and gift store set to close

A popular kids store in Adelaide’s inner south – famous for being a one-stop shop for toys, gifts and fashions – has announced its closure. Find out how you can grab a bargain.