‘I visited a very dark place’: Inside one man’s remarkable journey
Michael Cullen is helping a group of people who suffer an alarmingly high rate of suicide – but he ended up in the darkest of places before he could begin.
Michael Cullen is helping a group of people who suffer an alarmingly high rate of suicide – but he ended up in the darkest of places before he could begin.
The draft First Nations Voice Bill 2022 it set to be announced, after a statewide engagement with Indigenous communities by SA Commissioner for First Nations Voice, Dale Agius.
Thousands have rallied in Adelaide as part of nationwide vigils for slain Indigenous teen Cassius Turvey, as his grieving mother passed a message to the crowd.
The Prime Minister has defended the $1.1bn Torrens-to-Darlington funding delay as he visited Adelaide today, insisting the project will happen … eventually.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has suspended work on a Liberal-backed First Nations cultural centre after a multimillion-dollar cost blowout.
Flood warnings for much of the Riverland have been reduced but relief will be short-lived as more rain and cooler temperatures hit on the weekend – with Adelaide also set to cop a soaking.
Sport is one of our most powerful tools when it comes to reconciliation, and it fosters many opportunities for truth-telling, writes Douglas Smith.
Residents in SA’s Riverland can pick up sandbags free of charge as flood warnings remain in place across the region.
“I’ve got to get to hospital… there’s a car on the roof.” A chain-reaction smash on the Southern Expressway caused major delays for commuters. See the video here.
There are fears the rising River Murray could cut off towns from emergency hospital care – as footage appears to show a tornado near Hamley Bridge.
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