Adelaide Uni publication ‘under review’ after anti-Semitism row
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Cheers! Inside SA’s first dedicated booze-free bottle shop
Wine bottles, beer cans and gin will line the shelves – but there won’t be a drop of alcohol. This unique CBD store plans to win over boozehounds and teetotallers alike.
Why Brighton shoppers are getting ‘zapped’ in the aisles
Customers at a popular beach suburb supermarket have reported receiving electric jolts while browsing the shelves – but the ‘shocking’ problem is more common than you think.
The Show must go on: Hole lot of love for Adelaide’s doughnut queen
When young mum of four Fiona Nuske died in July, she left behind a legacy of joy. Now, her family are fulfilling her dream of selling her doughnuts at the Royal Show.
Who killed this ‘very jovial’ Modbury North man?
Police have launched an investigation into the murder of 53-year-old man Ian Lees, after his remains were found at Williamstown last month.
Giant Myponga waterfall as record rains give way to warm weekend
The Myponga Reservoir has turned into a makeshift waterfall after record rains – but we’re set to get a reprieve from all the wet weather this weekend. Watch the video.
‘Waste of taxpayer funds’: SA Liberals address Brompton snub
The Brompton Gasworks review should be publicly released immediately, the SA Liberals say, as the Adelaide Crows reveal the inside of their “state-of-the-art” Thebarton facility.
Murder-suicide mystery as ‘beautiful couple’ found dead
Dennis and Barbara Willshire had a “love story” life, according to friends. But the unexplained circumstance surrounding their deaths has raised a number of questions.
Freeway speed limit cut for cars, trucks proposed after smashes
All motorists could face a speed limit reduction on the South-Eastern Freeway, as an urgent safety solution is sought after another truck crash.
In the wake of Crows saga, ‘life coaches’ should be accountable
From hot coals to commando drills, “resilience training” is nothing new. But when it comes to mental health, it’s time to leave life coaching to the experts, writes Emily Olle.
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