Red tape ‘killing’ us: SA firearms businesses at risk of closing doors
SA firearms dealers are calling for action as excessive bureaucracy is pushing many to the brink of financial collapse.
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Festival-style wedding with heartfelt touch crowned SA’s best
A couple who dedicated their special day to their late son has taken out the top spot in The Advertiser’s search for South Australia’s best wedding.
Crumb of the crop rises to the top: SA’s best schnitty revealed
The people of South Australia have spoken. Here’s where you can find the state’s 10 best schnitzels.
Wild wedding act goes immediately viral
A young couple are going viral after their groomsmen pulled off a wild stunt on their big day, with people online saying it’s “what a wedding should be”.
Gen Z may hold the power this election but can they name the PM?
Young voters have the power to shape this election, being the largest demographic heading into Saturday’s vote. But can they name the current prime minister?
Exploring past pleasures: Inside Gen Z’s ‘kinky’ history obsession
It’s history class as you’ve never seen it before. Inside Gen Z’s obsession with TikTok lectures on the risque side of history.
‘Sewage coming out of shower grates’: Family left homeless by poo-nami flood
An Adelaide family was left homeless for months after their home was flooded by raw sewage at Christmas time – but the council’s reason for allegedly not addressing the issue is flabbergasting.
Notorious Woolshed nightclub accused of racism
An infamous Adelaide CBD nightclub has found itself at the centre of yet another controversy, denying allegations that it engaged in racial discrimination.
Easter outage: Thousands left without power across SA
A series of widespread outages left thousands without power across the state earlier on Good Friday.
SA business great remembered as caring, family man
Diamonds Camera co-founder Jim Diamantis has died aged 70.
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