As we swelter through the driest 12 months on record, households are forced to extreme measures for simple tasks such as showering, flushing the toilet and even cleaning their teeth.
One of the worst droughts in living memory is forcing farmers from the land… and the economic ramifications for the state are huge.
South Australian farmers have struggled through the driest year in the books, and it’s pushed them to the brink. See the map of the worst hit areas.
Some short-term relief could be in sight after SA’s record dry spell but The Advertiser’s weather watcher says there are worrying signs for the future.
Coober Pedy priest Father Paul Crotty is comfortable delivering the word of God from a pulpit in a the town’s underground church or after sleeping in a swag under the Outback stars.
An Australian motor racing legend will be reunited with the first Formula One car to drive on the iconic Adelaide street circuit – but it’s not a reunion he’s especially excited about.
My kids couldn’t remember me without a beard, and when I had to shave it off their reaction was less than flattering, writes Paul Ashenden. See the video.
Demand for copper is set to boom in the wake of a global push for decarbonisation. We visited Olympic Dam to learn how its long-awaited expansion could help our state cash in.
A regional MP says a shark mitigation package is too city-centric and fails to protect surfers in areas where five people have died from shark attacks in the past two years. Have your say.
A French national raising her young family is one of the dozens of educators who have uprooted their lives to teach in some of the most remote, and underprivileged, schools on the planet.
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