‘I hate you cancer’: Brave mum shares son’s fight
One brave Adelaide mum is candidly reliving every parent’s worst nightmare – the painful experience of having a child diagnosed with cancer, twice. Here’s what she wants families to know.
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SA teen pop-punk duo wins Triple J’s national comp
Two Adelaide teenagers and best mates are on their way to pop-punk stardom after beating almost 2000 others to win Triple J’s national Unearthed High competition.
Hayley ready to serve up Paralympic dream
At age 13, Hayley Sands dived into the family pool and her life changed forever. Far from asking ‘why me’ she now has her sights set on the Paralympic Games.
Why blokes need a bit more bromance in their lives
With men already over-represented in suicide statistics and coronavirus fueling fears of a spike, men are being told it’s never been more important to embrace their bromantic side.
Feral parents on notice over kids footy meltdowns
Abuse against umpires, carpark confrontations and clashes between parents and players have sparked calls for calm in junior sport as a frustrating season frays tempers on the sidelines.
Why you need to let your teenager play
Yes, you should let your teenager play. The benefits of playtime extends way beyond the toddler years, through to a child’s late teens. Here’s why kids need a dose of fun.
Meet the smartest kids in SA – officially
These Adelaide students have proved they’re the smartest in the world, bringing home gold in a global critical thinking Olympic challenge.
Family violence ‘the worst in 30 years’
Home violence is at a 30-year high point following the pandemic lockdown, warns the Family Court’s top judge as they try to deal with a backlog of cases.
SA talent scanner: 35 seconds to tell if you’ll be a sports star
Technology developed in Adelaide can tell you how well suited you are a sporting code within seconds … but your local footy club will need to do plenty of fundraising if it wants one.
Young couples say ‘I don’t’ to church weddings
The race to get to the church on time is well and truly over for young Australian lovebirds, with new figures revealing traditional nuptials are quickly becoming relics of our past.
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