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29th December 2024

AM Edition

36ers season on brink of disaster as star turns on coach

The Adelaide 36ers are on the brink of disaster after a horror loss to Perth exposed the division within a broken team - and the pressure rising on coach Mike Wells.

Five young people in hospital after horror day on SA roads

The five young people hospitalised after a horror crash in St Kilda on Saturday have been identified, with police continuing to investigate the circumstances of the smash.

Revealed: Conlon’s plan to fix the opal city dying on its knees

A former state government minister has revealed his first focus to get a debt-laden Outback council back on track - and locals say change can’t come fast enough.

Meet the top wine dogs of South Australia’s famed cellar doors

It’s a pawfect pairing – wine and pats – and these pups are on duty at some of the state’s best wineries specialising greeting wine lovers and eating leftovers.

Goers: New Year’s nights that I’ll remember

Will you be searching the night for fun, or will you be sound asleep to the sound of celebrations? Peter Goers talks NYE parties over the years.

‘You knew and did nothing’, abused student tells school

A Yorke Peninsula school has been accused of failing to act on warnings about a sex-offending teacher who went on to abuse a student for years.

‘He never spoke to me again’: Gary Sweet details ‘brush’ with Don Bradman

Australian acting great Gary Sweet has told how he was “brushed” by cricket legend Don Bradman — and all because of a beer.

Man fishing with family off Qld coast before deadly shark attack

A man in his 40s has tragically died following a shark attack off the Queensland coast, the second shark bite incident within the past month. DETAILS

Bowline owner recalls final moments of Sydney Hobart tragedy

The owner of the Bowline has described what happened when SA sailor Nick Smith was killed during the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race – and paid tribute to his friend.

Cornes: The Bay Sheff gives mere mortals that elite athlete feeling

With its first winner recorded back in 1887, an iconic Glenelg race still gives participants the closest feeling to an elite athlete, writes Graham Cornes.

SA’s queen of the six string ready to rock her hometown once again

Usually she’s shredding stages across the world, but a Christmas at home with her extended Greek family is a rare treat for Adelaide’s internationally-renowned guitar queen.

‘No rhyme or reason’ to father of four’s ‘senseless’ shopping centre arson

Four cars were “senselessly” destroyed in an arson attack at a popular Westfield shopping centre with no “rhyme or reason” as to why.