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Tara MikoSenior reporter

Tara Miko is a senior reporter with The Advertiser in Adelaide. She has previously worked in editing and news director roles in newsrooms across regional Queensland and the Northern Territory after graduating from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Journalism. She has a background in reporting on crime, politics, regional development and breaking news.

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SA News

SA Police are seeking witnesses after a man threatened service station staff with a butane torch. About 10.30am Sunday, October 13, police responded to reports of a man with a weapon at a Peterborough service station. Picture: SAPOL

Terrifying butane torch threat at regional service station

A man who allegedly threatened service station staff with a large butane torch while trying to steal goods from the store has been arrested.

SA News

Who is Electric Circus’s Paul Glen: Death of Adelaide’s nightclub king

How Adelaide nightclub titan’s tragic death unfolded

Nightclub icon Paul Glen has left an impressive legacy on his adopted city. But who was Mr Glen, and how did he become so influential in the Adelaide night-life scene?

UPDATEDPolice & Courts

Teenager arrested after early morning home invasion stabbing

Two people have been stabbed and a third person has also been hurt in what police believe was a targeted attack early on Wednesday morning.

ExclusivePolice & Courts

Police are investigating an incident at Gulfview Heights where two people were stabbed. Police collecting evidence at the property, including removing a machete from the rear of the house. 9 October 2024. Picture Dean Martin

‘We’re just normal people’: Woman describes machete break-in terror

A woman who was at home when an armed gang stormed through the back door at 4am has described the frantic scenes that left her partner hurt and two others needing surgery.

SA News

Electric Circus founder Paul Glen . Picture: Supplied

Best friend’s moving tribute for Adelaide club icon Paul Glen

The Electric Circus founder will be remembered as a ‘man who connected hundreds, if not thousands of people with an institution built from the ground up, mostly by himself’.

EXCLUSIVESA Business

Electric Circus founder Paul Glen and Madaline Anderson.

‘He built an empire’: Adelaide night-life legend’s legacy remembered

The man who brought big names such as Calvin Harris, The Rudimentals and Rihanna to Adelaide will be remembered for how he transformed the city’s music scene.

SA News

Electric Circus founder and co-owner Paul Glen. Picture: Instagram

‘Thank you for the good times’: Adelaide nightclub titan dies

One of the biggest names in helping develop Adelaide’s night-life and clubbing scenes has died, leaving an impressive legacy of major events and an iconic venue in the city.

SA News

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$5600 a week: Massive salaries on offer for SA jobs

Want to earn $5600 a week? It’s entirely possible right here in South Australia, with some massive salaries on offer for qualified candidates. Here are 13 jobs offering huge incomes.

Entertainment

29/9/24. Adelaide comedian, Biddy O'Loughlin fears she has been cancelled from an upcoming gig at the Crown & Anchor Hotel because of her strong views about trans people Picture: Keryn Stevens

‘But is it funny?’ Star weighs in on Cranker trans comedy row

Is there room in the arts for all kinds of views? Yes, but that’s not the critical question, says Peter Goers in the wake of Adelaide’s latest “cancel culture” controversy.

Police & Courts

Police are investigating after a SUV towing a yacht crashed into a building at Kurralta Park last night. Picture: 7NEWS

Yacht damaged in bizarre crash at Kurralta Park

A 10m yacht and a building have been extensively damaged after a crash at Kurralta Park on Saturday.

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