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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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MP wants to create a whole new metro council

A Liberal backbencher has had it with these council rates in these southern plains. He wants to break off from Onkaparinga and make an entirely new council area.

UpdatedPolice & Courts

Horrified parents speak out after shocking school stabbing

Parents and students at an Adelaide school where a girl was stabbed with a box cutter and scissors say they were left in the dark during the incident.

UpdatedPolice & Courts

Bonaros speaks out after Duluk’s not guilty verdict

Connie Bonaros has responded after Independent MP Sam Duluk was acquitted of assaulting her at a Christmas party – but harshly criticised for his drunken conduct.

Police & Courts

‘It was just us two for 18 years’: Mum speaks after horror crash

The devastated mother of a teenager killed in a Riverland car crash early this morning has remembered her son’s kind heart and love of motorbikes.

ExclusiveCoronavirus

Top cop’s pandemic powers set to stretch into 2022

Grant Stevens is set to have his special powers as Covid-19 chief extended under new laws as the border to all of Victoria is slammed shut again.

SA News

A family of 5 has escaped their burning home at Trinity Gardens. Neighbourson either side also evacuating with fears it would spread. Picture NINE NEW

Family of five, pet turtles, cat escape blaze

A family of five escaped injury after their home caught fire at Trinity Gardens on Saturday morning that caused $600,000 worth of damage. Their two turtles and cat also made it out safely.

Police & Courts

Driver and his dog clocked at 197km/h

A hoon driver was caught at 197km/h in a 110km/h zone, with his dog in the car, on the Princes Highway at Wellington East on Friday afternoon.

Police & Courts

Police and crime scene investigators at the scene of a crash on Edinburgh Road and Sturton Road Edinburgh where a stolen green commodore hit a grey Mitsubishi Evo Friday August,20,2021.Picture Mark Brake

Man arrested after robbery and serious crash

A man has been arrested after he carjacked a sleeping man and crashed into another car, tearing it in half, at Paralowie on Friday.

Police & Courts

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 7, 2021: General coverage of the flight QF663 arriving from Brisbane at Adelaide Airport. South Australia will lift the final border restrictions for visitors from Brisbane and Byron Bay within days after a transition committee meeting.Under current rules, travellers are required to get a COVID test on days 5 and 13 and are banned from venues or events with more than 1000 people.From Friday, those from Byron can freely travel here - and from Monday for travellers from Greater Brisbane. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe

Five to face court over weekend Covid breaches

Five people will face court on Monday after four separate Covid-19 breaches over the weekend, including one only detected when police were called to a crash near the CBD.

SA News

Psychologist banned over sexual relationship with patient

A psychologist who caused “severe psychological and emotional harm” to a vulnerable woman has been banned from practising for years.

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