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24th January 2025

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‘Incredibly predatory’: SA beauty icon’s foul abuse of boy exposed

An Adelaide model and actor who appeared in the film Wolf Creek lured a boy on his way to school into her car for sex, a court has heard.

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‘Never forgive the evil act’: Dimasi family speak after court’s shock find

The 92-year-old, dementia-riddled husband of Maria “Nonna” Dimasi killed her “knowingly”, and was mentally fit at the time of the attack, but will not face a murder trial. This is ...

Huge funding win for South Australian school students

South Australian public school students are set to receive more support and attention in the classroom following a major government announcement.

Tragic Olympian’s loved ones get ready to break silence

It comes after charges of causing her death were dropped against her fellow world-champion husband when he pleaded guilty to a driving offence.

Injured? Legend says ‘don’t be fooled’ by Novak claims

Novak Djokovic playing through injury at the Australian Open. It’s a storyline we’ve heard many times before. This year, one tennis legend isn’t buying it. FOLLOW LIVE

Bond: Nazi Musk claim typical of left wing conspiracy theorists

Remember during the pandemic when left-wingers derided those of us critical of lockdowns as being ‘cookers’, writes Caleb Bond.

‘Aus Day for racists’: Uni slammed after ugly event

A Qld university has been slammed after hosting a conference which was marred with anti-Semitism claims, Peter Dutton being accused of politicising the Jewish community and an atta...

Police uncover huge drug stashes in separate SA busts

Two drug busts north of Adelaide have uncovered massive amounts of drugs. See the pictures.

Have you seen him? Manhunt for Banh Mi shop fluoro thug

The hunt is on for a man in a fluoro top who threatened staff at a popular Adelaide restaurant with what looked like a gun before stealing cash in a lightning-quick robbery.

‘Gut said it wasn’t right’: Sudden change mum couldn’t ignore

This Adelaide family thought the sudden change in their daughter’s behaviour was a reaction to their new baby but it was something far more dangerous.

‘Don’t be an arrogant d**k’: Rafter’s view of Australia

We talk about the tall poppy syndrome, but I don’t necessarily agree with that. If I could sum up what our attitude is, it’s this: don’t be an arrogant d**k, write Pat Rafter.