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10th January 2025

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SA uni offers listed: See what your mates will study this year

More than 13,000 university hopefuls learned today whether they had been accepted into their dream course. Search the full list of offers here.

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‘What are you going to do?’: LA mum blows up over wildfires

California’s Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism over how authorities have responded to the wildfires, with fears the death toll will climb. Follow live updates.

Second SAPOL member charged with corruption

Police said the man’s alleged abuse of public office is not related to the arrest of a female officer on Thursday.

‘Security guards can’t do anything’: Hero mum’s shopping centre fears

An Adelaide mum who went viral for breaking up a wild fight inside Tea Tree Plaza says security guards should be given extended powers to keep shoppers safe.

‘A long way to go’: Billionaire steelworks boss meets with government

The GFG Alliance chief executive has met with the state government in Adelaide after growing concerns over the town’s steelworks future – and there’s good and bad news.

Rock on: SAFM rising radio star engaged in summer of love

SAFM’s new breakfast host Emma Georgiadis is now engaged to her “beautiful nerdy boyfriend”. Here’s all the goss.

‘Un-Australian’: Indian fans slam offensive T-shirts at SCG Test

Chants of “where’s your visa” and shirts with references to 7/11 during the Boxing Day and New Year’s Tests have sparked calls from Australia’s Indian community to stamp out racism...

Watch: Driver escapes head-on collision on 110km/h road

An SA man narrowly avoided disaster after coming up against a fast moving ‘totally oblivious’ driver.

Twist as cancer scam-accused mum in custody indefinitely

A mum who allegedly took $60,000 in donations after faking her son’s cancer has dropped her push for freedom.

Childcare centre for 120 kids planned at private school

A childcare centre could become part of a private primary school’s expansion in Adelaide’s south – while also fixing a flooding problem.

‘It’s unbelievable’: Rabbit rampage destroying Hills gardens, farms

The worst rabbit plague in decades in the Adelaide Hills is ruining farmers’ livelihoods and driving gardeners mad, as demand for poison explodes.