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29th January 2025

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Unpaid debts spark fire sale of Vailo boss’ sprawling SA vineyards

An embattled millionaire entrepreneur and founder of the Adelaide 500’s main sponsor faces losing two sprawling South Australian vineyards to pay disputed unpaid debts.

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Is this the end of the school canteen? Tuck shops forced to close down or put prices up

The humble school canteen might be the latest victim of rising cost of living pressures, with multiple tuck shops across Adelaide being deemed no longer “financially viable”.

Unpaid debts spark fire sale of Vailo boss’ sprawling SA vineyards

An embattled millionaire entrepreneur and founder of the Adelaide 500’s main sponsor faces losing two sprawling South Australian vineyards to pay disputed unpaid debts.

‘I’ll be my own cavalry’: Security guard facing jail over 20cm baton

An Adelaide security guard who has protected the community for almost four decades is facing jail time for carrying a defensive weapon, smaller than a ruler, to defend against arme...

Former SA child protection boss addresses departure rumours

The first Aboriginal person appointed as Child Protection Department chief has spoken out about what led to the culmination of his role.

With the stork en route, who’s set to replace Stace at FIVEAA?

FIVEAA afternoons presenter Stacey Lee will be going on maternity leave in the second half of 2025. Who will be keeping her seat warm while she’s away? We look at the top contender...

Teen downloaded ‘graphic, horrific’ terrorist videos on school laptop

An “unusual girl with unusual interests” has told a court she downloaded “graphic, horrific” extremist videos because she wasn’t allowed to listen to music.

‘Suburban slaver’ wants to see AFP’s case against her

The identity of a foreign woman accused of keeping a youth group in debt bondage for almost a decade can be revealed for the first time.

Bricklayer indecently assaults child in Hungry Jack’s

An Adelaide man has confessed to a sick attack on a child in a suburban fast-food restaurant, before fleeing from the parents.

Unmasked: All the alleged neo-nazis arrested in Aus Day protest named

A deep dive has revealed more about the identities of the alleged neo-Nazis who faced court in Adelaide, including a self-described “whites-lover” and the group’s leader.