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‘Tricked into a cult’: How ex-believers escaped religious sect

Former members of a religious sect actively recruiting on the streets of Adelaide have detailed how they were unknowingly sucked into a cult that forced them to give up their norma...

PM shrugs off rate hike risk: ‘Things will get better’

Batting away concerns shared by struggling voters and economists about the risk of another interest rate hike, Anthony Albanese says he is confident the cost-of-living crisis will ...

Listed: The SA suburbs where homes earn more than their owners

With property prices reaching record highs in SA, the humble home has become the main breadwinner – earning almost twice the average Aussie wage. Find out how your suburb compares.

SA’s best architects and their buildings revealed

A converted beach shack and cemetery building have taken out the SA Architecture Awards – while a CBD building was highlighted.

New ‘spicy’ bookshops thriving in SA as erotica genre booms

Bricks-and-mortar bookshops focused purely on romance and erotica books are bucking the trend and thriving in the unlikeliest spots of South Australia. Meet the women behind them.

Staying or going? Latest intel on every out-of-contract Crow

Taylor Walker, Brodie Smith, Lachie Sholl, Sam Berry and Elliott Himmelberg are among 12 Crows players without deals for 2025. Who will still be at West Lakes next year? Here’s the...

Brainwaves: Which pick was Rory Sloane in the 2008 AFL draft?

Which musical instrument appears on Ireland’s coat of arms? What is a whelk? Take our weekly Brainwaves quiz - 50 mind-bending general knowledge questions.

‘Breakthrough’: Promising Israeli ceasefire development

Israel and Hamas resumed truce negotiations on Friday with insiders revealing how they might finally end the bloodshed. Follow updates.

Man dies in Salt Creek silo tragedy

A man has died after being trapped inside a silo in the state’s south east.

Hillsong loses $100k a week amid ATO investigation

The crippling finances have been exposed in new financial documents, with the Christian megachurch losing an eye-watering $5 million in just one year.

‘Right thing to be doing’: Families welcome surprise shift by child safety boss

Relatives of at-risk children who have died while in the sights of the state’s child protection system have welcomed a surprise new move - and hope it will improve accountability.

SA’s ‘once most wanted man’ starts hunger strike in prison

An armed robber serving a 30-year prison sentence has gone on a hunger strike after being relocated to another facility.