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Isabel McMillan is a reporter with The Advertiser, specialising in courts and news from the northern suburbs. She was previously the SA reporter for NCA NewsWire, and holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of South Australia.

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UpdatedOn the Road

Commuter chaos after horror truck smash

Motorists are being urged to avoid the busy road after three vehicles, including two trucks, collided in Melbourne.

Mining

Christian Porter will help Clive Palmer's $300b lawsuit against Australia. Pictures: NCA NewsWire

$11k cost to you of billionaire suing Australia

One of Australia’s “greediest” billionaires has enlisted a former attorney-general in a lawsuit that could cost each taxpayer thousands.

SA News

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos March 27 2023: Richard Boyle departs the Adelaide District Court. Boyle hopes he will be protected by public interest disclosure laws after he aired claims of aggressive tax office debt collection methods in 2018. NewsWire / David Mariuz

Why Adelaide ATO whistleblower will face trial

A court has revealed why an Adelaide whistleblower who revealed intimidation tactics by the tax office will face a criminal trial for speaking out.

Work

New rules at troubled Aussie Macca’s

A popular fast food restaurant on a busy city nightlife strip has installed new safety measures after a string of violent incidents in store.

Work

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos 24, JAN, 2023: A gas pump is seen at a petrol station in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Flavio Brancaleone

Bizarre way duo stole 1,000 litres of fuel

The pair allegedly went to extreme lengths to steal petrol, with the cost of their alleged crime adding up to thousands of dollars.

Business

Why ATO whistleblower will face trial

A court has revealed why a whistleblower who revealed intimidation tactics by the tax office will face a criminal trial for speaking out.

Business

Huge blow for ATO whistleblower

The man who blew the whistle on intimidation practices within the Australian Taxation Office has lost a bid to have a criminal trial thrown out.

Relationships

In this picture taken on October 6, 2020, a user checks the dating app Tinder on a mobile phone in Islamabad. - Unlike in many countries where meeting online is routine, Pakistanis who use dating apps regularly face harassment and judgmental relatives -- and now also have to contend with a government clampdown. (Photo by Aamir QURESHI / AFP) / To go with 'PAKISTAN-MARRIAGE-DATING', FOCUS by David Stout and Kaneez Fatima in Lahore

Major change in Aussie dating apps

A government probe into the safety of online dating apps has triggered some big changes on the sites.

Leaders

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 26, 2023: Premier Peter Malinauskas addresses the large crowd outside Parliament House after the Government of South Australia passes the nationÃs first Voice to Parliament. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Brenton Edwards

‘Historic moment’: State leads national change

Thousands cheered as South Australia became the first state to introduce a First Nations Voice to parliament.

News

Friends of Currumbin support a lower pedestrian and cycling bridge under the existing Currumbin Creek Bridge. This design is from 8LA Landscape Architects.

Mystery after woman found ‘safe and well’

A woman has been found “safe and well” offshore after a three-day water investigation sparked by an anonymous man.

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