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Why NCA bomber’s lawyers say cops got the wrong man

Two new pieces of evidence have cast doubt on the guilty verdict that put Domenic Perre behind bars for the NCA bombing. Legal action is also being considered. See the video.

Mafia don ‘The Fox’ and five missing pieces of evidence

Lawyers for NCA bomber Domenic Perre know he was a Calabrian criminal, but they also know five missing pieces of evidence reveal another suspect who was a Mafia don.

The Burton legacy: Convincing you $5 a week makes all the difference

The gift of giving seems like a simple concept. But Kay and Julian Burton have discovered there’s still plenty of work to do, and they’re determined to bring about change.

‘Squeal of delight’: Minister’s odd moment labelled ‘not appropriate’

A surprising moment captured on a live broadcast of parliament on Friday has drawn criticism for a senior government minister.

Brutal hit that changed the course of a young footy star’s life

In 2005, Ben Eckermann was leading any young footballer’s dream life – playing in the AFL for the reigning premier. Until a brutal on-field hit changed everything, setting the form...

A ‘freak’, the feeling and a big ‘f--- you’: Flag heroes revisit ‘04 GF

Almost 20 years ago, Port Adelaide and Brisbane met in the 2004 grand final. Ahead of Saturday’s Adelaide Oval clash, MATT TURNER spoke to the big names on both sides of that histo...

Penbo: Bloody-minded Labor says no thanks to logic

Nothing in what Federal Labor says about nuclear power has anything to do with science, writes David Penberthy.

Alzheimer’s vaccine could stop cruel disease stealing people’s lives

A new vaccine that could stop the progression of Alzheimer’s disease starts trials in humans for the first time next week, bringing hope to hundreds of thousands of Australians for...

Conroy’s makes budget slashes with workers getting the raw deal

Dozens of workers at an SA smallgoods business have been laid off with a letter explaining why.

Illicit drugs being disguised, sold under guise of ‘medicinal cannabis’

Criminals are exploiting SA’s medicinal cannabis laws by packaging illicit drugs in fraudulent - but very convincing - medicinal cannabis containers.

Inside Bicycle Bandit’s ‘never seen before’ plea deal as family keep assets

The details behind the Bicycle Bandit’s shock confession, after 20 years of hiding, have emerged – and his sentence guarantees his family’s financial future.

SA Child Protection Department carer arrested

A SA Child Protection Department employee has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a boy in her care.

Egg shortage is getting beyond a yolk for customers

The shelves of popular supermarkets in the state have been left bare amid concerns of a national-wide supply of a high-in-demand product.

‘Rock-solid commitment’: Pearl Harbor history being made by SA sub workers

The first group of Adelaide-based ASC workers are set to leave for Pearl Harbor to train on US nuclear-powered submarines.