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Greg Barila is an audience editor with News Corp Australia, working across multiple mastheads. He has been a journalist since 2002 and specialises in digital publishing, social media, data journalism and podcasting.

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Pets and Wildlife

We’re looking for SA’s cutest dog!

Does your doggo have the power to make your heart melt with their puppy dog eyes, warm licks and waggy tail? You could be the proud owner of SA’s cutest dog! Nominate them now.

NSW

We're looking for the best mullet in Australia. Artwork Steve Grice/The, Advertiser.

Advance Australia Hair: We’re looking for Australia’s Mightiest Mullet

We’ve crowned winners in four states. Now it’s over to you to help us find Australia’s Mightiest Mullet. Whose mullet will reign supreme? That’s up to you. Vote now!

State Election

While outgoing Premier Steven Marshall was giving his concession speech, a young red-haired woman who could be seen in the background on the TV broadcast was spotted repeatedly giving a sly middle finger in front of her forehead.

Rude final salute to fallen Premier caught on camera

A bird-flipping speech bomber has infiltrated Steven Marshall’s presser as he concedes election defeat before reportedly asking staff to get him the ‘f*** out of here’.

State Election

Election night art for advertiser.com.au, Artwork Steve Grice/The Advertiser

Live coverage: How election night unfolded

Newly elected Premier Peter Malinauskas has addresses the state and his predecessor Steven Marshall has conceded victory. Follow our live coverage of election night here.

State Election

Policy Matchmaker: Which party are you most compatible with?

It’s like Tinder for politics nerds! Swipe left or right on various issues to see which major party’s policies align with your values.

State Election

‘Spending like Kardashian’: Lucas slams ALP pledge as Premier brags

The Treasurer has rubbished Labor’s plans to blitz SA’s public housing system – but the Premier’s been boasting the Liberals have outspent them.

OpinionOpinion

Cyclist athletes riding a race at high speed

The uncomfortable truth is Adelaide still hates cyclists

Adelaide likes to pretend it’s a cycling city but the uncomfortable truth is, in this town, the car is still king, writes Greg Barila.

UpdatedFringe

Reviews wrap: Every five-star show at the Adelaide Fringe

Finding a great Fringe show can be the luck of the draw … unless you do your research! Here’s our guide to every five-star show for a guaranteed great night out.

Adelaide Festival

Breakfast with Papers podcast

Enjoy stimulating conversations with writers, journalists, activists and performers from around the world at Breakfast with Papers, part of the 2022 Adelaide Festival. Stream the audio here.

State Election

Sausage rolls for sale at St Joseph Catholic Primary School in Maroubra on Election Day in Sydney, Saturday, 18 May, 2019. Approximately 16.5 million Australians will vote in what is tipped to be a tight election contest between Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Australian Opposition leader Bill Shorten. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

Election 2022: Help us map SA’s best democracy sausages

Most pollies think it’s all about the sizzle but we hate to break it to you. For many Australians, on election day it’s all about the sausage. That’s why we’re mapping SA’s best democracy sausages.

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