‘Punched, bitten, choked’: Barossa school’s bullying culture
Parents of students at one of SA’s biggest regional high schools have been forced to speak out against a culture of bullying they say is going unpunished.
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$40m to fix notorious Hills roundabout in roads cash splash
The state budget will include nearly $100m to make SA’s roads safer and tackle the spiralling road toll, including upgrades and new speed cameras.
Sweet deal: Legendary Adelaide nightclub goes up for sale
It’s hosted the biggest DJs – and the biggest parties – but now it’s time for this Rundle Street institution to write a new chapter, says owner Driller Jet Armstrong.
Shock new police horse sites as govt caves to pressure
The state government has scrapped plans to build a new home for police horses in the parklands, instead announcing a shock new site west of the CBD with a second spot in the city.
Naked truth about Bali’s badly behaved tourists
The Balinese people have been incredibly tolerant since tourism in their beautiful part of the world really ramped up in the eighties and nineties, writes Nathan Davies.
Boomers, it’s time to call ceasefire – Millennials have the upper hand
Earlier this week we spoke in defence of the Baby Boomer generation. Today Millennials get their say – and the reality of who’s in charge may surprise you.
$5k birds and security: Budgie breeding is serious business
Budgie breeding is serious business – just ask Adelaide man Troy Holmes. We’re talking four-digit price tags and security guards to keep birds safe at overnight showing events.
‘One of the worst they’d seen’: Inside Hans’ terrifying cruise ship accident
The beloved entertainer fell nearly four metres aboard a cruise ship. And only one person knew how serious the danger was.
The sniff test: How I knew Covid karma finally caught up with me
Somehow we transitioned from Covid being an existential threat to humanity itself to … wherever we’re at now, writes Nathan Davies.
Dirty rats: Thieves make off with beloved rakali statue
A sculpture of a water rat called Old Man Rakali has been stolen from Hindmarsh, and the local council fears it could be headed for the scrap heap.
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