Lockdown Kids docu-series: Covid’s shocking legacy
Spiralling mental health, youth crime and school refusal – this must-see docu-series examines the long-term impacts of placing the nation’s children into Covid lockdowns.
In Depth
Watch the moment lifeless man yanked from burning wreckage
I was hit by a car going 170km/h and survived. No doubt about it, I should probably be dead. But after I was left unconscious, burning, trapped and helpless, something incredible happened, writes Advertiser journalist Ben Hyde.
‘I’m Afghan and feel pride every time I put on my Aussie uniform’
Kbora Ali’s dad was rescued from the Timor Sea by the Royal Australian Navy on his journey to escape persecution. Now, she is committed to serving the country that saved her family.
Inside the intensely private world of art dealer Philip Bacon
Wickedly funny, understated, control freak. Philip Bacon is widely recognised as Australia’s leading art dealer but there’s a lot about him the public doesn’t know.
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Remembering Lily – the girl who touched the hearts of a nation
Lily Thai became synonymous with courage when the terminally ill 23-year-old ended her life with SA’s voluntary assisted dying laws in June. Now her story has won a national award.
Dying Rose podcast: Listen to all the episodes here
A gripping new podcast investigating the deaths of six women as their families question how they died – and whether police did everything they could to find answers.
Party rockers: Adelaide’s iconic venues of the 2010s club scene
From $3 pints at the Havey to rumours of wild dance floors – and a faeces-flinger – Adelaide’s 20 to 30-somethings spent their golden years at these legendary late-night clubs.
Fighting face: Inspirational Ukraine crusade
Felix Metrikas has seen Russian brutality up close. He’s opened up about life-changing months spent in Ukraine as the war shows no sign of resolution.
Power 50: The new faces among SA’s most influential
There are 22 new faces among The Advertiser’s annual Power 50 list of influential South Australians. See who’s emerging and why.
Life of luxury: 12 amazing SA experiences to tick off your bucket list
If money was no object, you can have a ton of fun in South Australia. How many of these exceptional destinations have you experienced?
End-of-year work lunch? Here’s SA’s best affordable feasts
From a popular Afghan kitchen to a seaside shack selling local seafood, these are SA’s top restaurants where you can feast for under $50 for two. Welcome to the delicious.50 under $50.
Full list: SA’s top 100 restaurants ranked
From date nights to important milestones – here are the best restaurants in Adelaide and across the state where you can celebrate with loved ones. See who won the ultimate taste test.
Faeces, maggots and 15 kids: Inside SA’s first House of Horrors
On a Sunday night in 2008, police raided a home and found walls covered in faeces, maggots and cockroaches and children living in squalor. It was SA’s first House of Horrors.
‘F*** Aldi’: Who really is Adelaide’s viral grocer?
Some love him, some love to hate him. John Kapiris has gone viral for his aggressive take on the cost of living crisis – but there’s heart among the controversy.
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