Historic jetty given new hope after survey circulates the coastal town
One of the state’s most iconic tourist destinations has been closed for two summers, but there could be light at the end of the tunnel.
One of the state’s most iconic tourist destinations has been closed for two summers, but there could be light at the end of the tunnel.
More than a year after the River Murray floods, a caravan park that was the lifeblood of a small community remains closed, with the owners still searching for answers.
Horrific footage and images from the conflict in Gaza have rekindled nightmares from a bomb shelter in Beirut for The Bend boss Sam Shahin and his family.
Charlie Stevens, the son of SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens, has died in hospital after he was struck in an alleged hit-run crash at Goolwa beach on Friday night.
If you thought last year’s flood disaster saved the River Murray for us, think again. New threats lurk upstream.
Christmas is in December and it’s madness to put up the tree before then, right? Take our poll here.
A dream of replicating near century-old aerial imagery of our state has delivered a unique perspective on SA’s landmarks. See the side-by-side images here.
The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden has set out across the state to gauge where people stand on the referendum. Next stops, Port Augusta and Port Pirie.
The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden has set out across the state to gauge where people stand on the referendum. See what the residents of Whyalla had to say.
Bad omens came into view almost immediately as The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden set out to gauge where the state stood on the referendum. See what people had to say.
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