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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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All is forgiven: Duluk ally says he should be readmitted to Libs

A senior Liberal says Sam Duluk should be allowed back into the party, given all matters regarding a boozy 2019 Christmas party have “concluded”.

Police & Courts

18/11/15 SA Police car lights picture: Roy VanDerVegt

Serious 4WD rollover at St Ives

One person has suffered serious injuries in a 4WD rollover at St Ives in the Adelaide Hills.

UpdatedCoronavirus

Boarding school kids barred from going home to virus-hit NSW

NSW boarders at SA schools are coming to grips with news border restrictions could keep them away from Mum and Dad for nearly half a year.

Coronavirus

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 2, 2021: SA Health Minister Stephen Wade speaks to the media at the Covid press conference this morning at the State Administration Centre, Victoria Square Adelaide. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe

SA Health drops promise to older Pfizer holdouts

A pledge by SA authorities not to penalise people waiting for Pfizer jabs is off the table after the PM warned over-60s to get AZ or risk going to the back of the queue.

PollLifestyle

S**tfight over ‘brazenly racist’ manure brand sold at Bunnings

An ex-diplomat says an Adelaide Hills fertiliser brand is a “degrading” throwback to the White Australia era – the company says it’s just a play on words. What do you think?

Police & Courts

Star Group officers at Blyth street Parkside. Picture Jason Katsaras

Man arrested after armed police swarm Parkside home

A man has been arrested after heavily-armed police and STAR Group officers stormed a home at Parkside on Tuesday afternoon to end a dramatic siege.

SA News

CCTV cameras for more disability homes as incidents revealed

Allegations of rape, assault and serious neglect are among incidents in state-run disability homes reported to police since 2018.

Police & Courts

Wayne Leworthy, victim in murder suicide. Picture: Supplied.

Father who killed son was seriously ill, neighbours say

Neighbours of a man who stabbed his son in a murder-suicide say they believe he had been diagnosed with a serious illness and that it was a “terrible, terrible, terrible tragedy”.

Police & Courts

A search has resumed for 72-year-old man who went missing in the Murray River on Saturday afternoon., , About 4pm, emergency services were called after a man was seen falling from a tinny about five kilometres north of Renmark. He did not resurface., , The search for the man, who is from Paringa, resumed on Sunday morning. Local police, water operations, SES boats and volunteers are searching on and in the river, as well as along the riverbanks., Picture: 7 NEWS

Nine injured in Murray boat crash

One person has been flown to hospital and eight others hurt after a crash that’s sparked warnings about boating at night. It comes after a man’s body was found in the river earlier.

SA News

28/8/21. Catherine White bought a house in the first round of the Renewable Home Scheme. Picture: Keryn Stevens

How to get your hands on one of 1000 affordable homes

First home buyers have the opportunity to break into the market for well below the median house price under a new round of 1000 affordable homes. Here’s how you can do it.

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