‘Do anything for anyone’: Tributes for couple killed in horror crash
Two community stalwarts killed in a horror traffic crash north of Gawler have been lovingly remembered by their adoptive children and grandchildren.
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$150m Powerball: SA’s luckiest lottery suburbs revealed
One lucky Aussie could be crowned the country’s biggest ever lottery winner if they win tonight’s $150 million Powerball. See SA’s luckiest suburbs to buy a ticket.
‘Pinching myself’: Winner of $150m Powerball claims prize
Australia’s biggest lottery winner has been found with an Adelaide man coming forward to claim the $150m Powerball.
‘More deaths coming’: Returned traveller shares fears after horror flight
A retired nurse who flew from Bangkok airport just after a deadly Singapore Airlines flight’s emergency landing has shared her reluctance at ever travelling internationally again.
Critics renew calls for freeway arrester bed despite $200m upgrades
The RAA has welcomed $200m in infrastructure funding for the South Eastern Freeway, but have doubled down on its calls for a third arrester bed on the busy road.
Adelaide Uni makes its call on Gaza protesters’ right to rally
As pressure builds on unis to act on tumultuous pro-Palestinian protests, the state’s largest has revealed its take on its campus camp out.
Close encounters of the whale kind
Whale season is officially underway in SA, with a humpback seen playing as it passes through Encounter Bay. Here’s where you ‘orca’ be to see them yourself.
40+ litres of fantasy seized in SA as import loophole closed
A loophole that once allowed a chemical used as a precursor to the deadly drug GHB to be easily imported into Australia has slammed shut as authorities crack down on the substance.
Top equestrian resigns, ‘corrects matters’ after horse abuse video
A high-profile SA horse trainer has resigned from the state’s peak equestrian body, with his lawyer moving to “correct a number of matters” after an abuse video emerged.
Give us some relief: Why it ain’t easy being this Albanese
They may share a surname with the PM, but Joan and Nathaniel Albanese are anything but sure bets to vote for an Anthony Albanese-led Labor. Here’s what they want fixed.
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