Be Their Champion: Crushed victims of housing crisis plead for help
These women with long, stable rental histories have suddenly found themselves homeless. The Advertiser’s new campaign calls on the state government to help ease their pain.
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Ink link: Rise in stinging regret for snap decision tatts could have removal risks
Lexi Dignam is having a change of heart about her tattoos – and is joining a Flinders University study to look at the safety of having her inked images removed.
Diddy drama: Everything to know about world’s biggest trial
One of the world’s most famous rappers is facing life in jail in a US prison. Here’s everything you need to know about why.
Coward punch victim on pain of trying to find a ‘nice girlfriend’
Coward punch victim Rocco Brasile is looking for love but admits there’s one major challenge that stops him striking up a relationship.
Radical new ‘divorce’ trend as Millennials hit the snoring 40s
It might sound like the beginning of the end to many but this married couple says the “awesome” move has made them stronger than ever.
‘We can’t live in fear’: The terror attack that changed runner’s life
Anna Liptak was lining up for the race of her dreams at the Boston Marathon in 2013 – but soon found herself caught up in the nightmare of terrorist bombings.
‘I needed to finish it’: Last chapter added to late Paralympian’s story
Five years after he was killed while riding his bike on the Sturt Highway, the final chapter of Paralympian and champion cyclist Kieran Modra’s biography is being launched.
‘I feel proud’: From sleeping rough in Adelaide to taking on the world
Michael Wilson first picked up a soccer ball three years ago, when he was sleeping rough in Adelaide’s parklands. Today, he’s heading to South Korea to play for Australia.
Dating by generation: Age dictates how we find a love match
When it comes to dating, there’s a huge generation gap between driven Millennials and time-poor Gen X, financially stable Baby Boomers and internet-bred Gen Z.
Parents’ anger over ‘scapegoat’ expelled private school son
The devastated parents of a student expelled from an elite SA private school say their son has been a “scapegoat” and is paying a “disproportionately hefty price”.
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