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Kathryn BerminghamState political editor

Kathryn Bermingham is state political editor at The Advertiser. She was part of the team that won a Walkley Award in 2023 for the podcast Dying Rose, which investigated the police response to the deaths of six Indigenous women around Australia. Kathryn has extensive experience covering politics and courts in South Australia. She has previously reported for AAP and NCA NewsWire.

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Police & Courts

Police will allege that about 9.30am on Tuesday 10 August, patrols were called to a business on King William Street after entry had been forced to the shop, with a large number of rare Digimon trading cards and board games stolen from inside.About 1.15pm, a man returned to the store with some of the stolen cards enquiring about their value and if he could sell them to the store.Staff recognised the cards as some of the ones that were stolen from the store, and immediately called police. Picture: SA Police

Thieves busted trying to sell back rare Digimon cards

When a man asked the staff at a city game store if they were interested in buying his rare Digimon trading cards, they knew something was up.

VideoPolice & Courts

Man charged after cyclists deliberately targeted

A man who allegedly forced three cyclists off the road in the space of 30 minutes at North Haven has been charged.

Coronavirus

Angel Flight arrives, Daniel reunites with dying mother

Daniel Cioffi has finished his journey across the world to be with his terminally ill mum – and shared what he’ll tell her after initially being refused permission to fly home.

UpdatedCoronavirus

Meet the hero ambos who caught Modbury Covid case

The two paramedics who took the man at the centre of the Modbury cluster to hospital acted as though he had Covid – just in case, they say. The cluster rose by one today.

Coronavirus

AFL - SHOWDOWN 48 - Port Adelaide v Adelaide Crows at the Adelaide Oval. Daniel Talia under pressure from Sam Powell Pepper with Rory Laird Picture SARAH REED

How Showdown 50 will work: Everything you need to know

A crowd of up to 15,000 fans can watch this weekend’s Showdown at Adelaide Oval, with tough rules in place. So how will it all work?

Police & Courts

18/2/16. A fatal stabbing occurred last night at Gay Ave, Gilles Plains. Plus some generic Police photos for Colin JamesPic: Keryn Stevens

Stabbing in Blair Athol, servo robbery in Belair

A man stabbed at Blair Athol on Friday night is in a serious but stable condition in hospital. Meanwhile, two suspects are being hunted by police following a robbery at Belair.

Police & Courts

Timothy Pitt leaves the District Court Sir Samuel Way Building after receiving a suspended sentence for importing a marketable quantity of a border controlled drugs . Tuesday,August,3,2021.Picture Mark Brake

Duo spared jail over plan to import cocaine

The son of an Adelaide pastor and a bullied ex-private school boy who lived together in an eastern-suburbs “party house” will not be jailed over a cocaine deal.

SA News

Callum Kennedy died in a crash at Furner

‘Heart of gold’: Grief for 19-year-old crash victim

A teenager who was killed in a crash in the state’s South-East has been remembered as “a sweet and gorgeous boy with a heart of gold”.

Coronavirus

No jab, no job fears for SA nurses

Nurses who don’t want the Covid-19 vaccine are getting jabbed because they fear repercussions for their jobs, the nurses’ union says.

SA News

Housing SA bungle forces tenants from 100 homes

Housing trust tenants will be forced into caravan parks while the ceilings of their properties are replaced because they were built using incorrect materials and fixings.

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