Shopper shock: snake clears out Officeworks
As temperatures rise, snakes are starting to come out of hibernation, with the reptiles slithering into unusual places … like an Officeworks store.
As temperatures rise, snakes are starting to come out of hibernation, with the reptiles slithering into unusual places … like an Officeworks store.
$3 a litre for fuel. Two chops for $27. Two litres of milk for $8.50. And forget lettuce. For some people in the APY Lands it’s steal or starve.
Although Australia has a shared history, only one side has been told and commemorated, writes Douglas Smith.
This is where South Australians have lost $831 million on pokies. Search and check our interactive table to see if it’s where you live and how your suburb compares.
For the past three weeks the voices of Australians with a different perspective have been reduced to whispers, writes Douglas Smith.
We’ve seen it in the past. Take Collingwood’s ‘Do Better’ report for one, or the Adelaide Crows camp, writes Douglas Smith.
Tens of thousands of South Australians threw on their activewear for the first City-Bay Fun Run in three years – and our photographers caught all the action. Did they snap you?
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed his stance on the federal government’s nuclear waste dump to be built near Kimba.
A proposed 24-member model of a National Voice to Parliament aims to function with a ground-up approach, giving First Nations’ voices a say from every part of their communities.
Australia needs to hear the truth about the history of this country, and how its First Nations people were treated, writes Douglas Smith.
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