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11th November 2024

Hindley St horror: Man charged with hostel murder fronts court

The man accused of stabbing a cop’s son to death in a horror hostel attack has faced court for the first time.

New top public servants in Mali’s high-level reshuffle

A new public sector chief to replace Queensland-bound Damien Walker has been unveiled – and a woman will head Treasury for the first time.

Labor urged to remove ‘sexist’ ad at prepoll

Labor has been accused of sexism over an advertisement the Liberals claim has been aimed at degrading their female candidate for Black, Amanda Wilson.

Waive $17m bill goodbye, apartment owners ask court

Adelaide’s luxury apartments want a judge to make legal history by capping their contributions to a massive flammable cladding bill – as allowed by state law.

Cancer-linked chemicals detected in Adelaide groundwater

Concerning levels of chemicals linked to cancer has been detected in groundwater supplies in an Adelaide suburb, prompting a ban on all bore water extraction.

AFL baulks at ‘double standard’ of Ken-Hawks Gather Round fixture

While the South Australian government are plotting to keep Gather Round permanently, Andrew Dillon says the AFL scheduling a Port-Hawks blockbuster isn’t a double standard.

One dead after crash into kindergarten

Paramedics and police are at the scene of a vehicle crash near a preschool in a regional town, that has left an adult dead.

Barossa cyclist killed during popular festival ride

The cyclist who died following a crash in the Barossa was taking part in a popular festival event when the horror unfolded.

‘Abhorrent and shameful’: Trial date set for ATO whistleblower

The trial date has been set for an Adelaide man facing criminal charges for blowing the whistle on what he says were intimidating debt collecting tactics at a government department...

Street tree cost couple $8500 – and why you could be next

A couple from a leafy Adelaide suburb have had to rip up their driveway because of root damage from a street tree – but the council refuses to foot their $8500 bill.

Iran calls for ‘arms embargo’; Israel admits to deadly pager attacks

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu “greenlighted the pager operation in Lebanon” in which hundreds of devices exploded, as dozens of people have been killed in recent Israeli air strike...

‘Rapid increase in crime’ as police shortage hits dire status

SAPOL needs 169 new police officers right now so its policing model can “start” to work effectively.

Underworld figures hit races after bans revoked in policing bungle

A mob of Australia’s high-profile gangland identities flocked back to the racetrack after their banning notices were withdrawn in a shock move.

Sad reason this photo hangs next to the Queen

It’s been almost a year since this small town was left reeling by an event most never would have thought possible.

White House-style reno delivers big payday

They may not have won a presidency – but one lucky buyer still managed to snag the keys to Adelaide’s own “White House” in an exclusive multimillion-dollar deal.