Kobi failed 149 times: Bub had no chance as mistakes add up before catastrophe
A father who killed himself and baby Kobi at the Whispering Wall reservoir had breached a court order undetected 149 times amid other failures, an inquest has been told.
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Revealed: South Australia’s dumbest crimes of 2024
Recording how to smuggle meth videos, sharing a photo of a $140k luxury ride and a stay-at-home-mum’s wild night off are just some of SA’s dumbest crimes of the year.
Answers sought in murder-suicide inquest of baby Kobi
An inquest is about to start to investigate the case that horrified the nation after a father killed himself and baby Kobi at the Whispering Wall reservoir in 2021.
Search the list: SA’s naughtiest public schools revealed
The number of SA public school students being ejected from class has dropped for the first time in years despite massive spikes at some schools. See where yours ranks.
Search the list: SA’s naughtiest public schools revealed
The number of SA public school students being ejected from class has dropped for the first time in years despite massive spikes at some schools. See where yours ranks.
‘They hung up on me’: Kid entrepreneur’s biggest challenge
When Sam got into business people thought he was a prank caller but the joke’s on them. He’s just finished Year 12 and is already stocked in more than 40 retailers.
70+ photos: Salisbury East High School’s glitzy formal
Check out all the glamour as Salisbury East High School students celebrated their formal at the Playford Hotel. See the gallery.
Revealed: 50 SA young guns on the road to sporting glory
From the pool to the field and multi-sport talents to representing the nation, these are the next generation of South Aussie sport stars. Meet the top 50 under 15.
SA’s future leaders: Meet the school captains of 2025
The South Australian teens set to lead the class of 2025 have been revealed with 50+ sharing why they wanted the role and what they plan to do with it.
Inside $20k tiny homes taking internet by storm
Aussies spend millions of dollars each year on purchases for their homes, but a new wave of shoppers are now turning to the online retail giant for the homes themselves.
China’s $1bn Aus home wipe out major blow to Albo
Chinese investors’ interests in Aussie homes have taken an almost $1bn cut — and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is copping the blow back, amid stark warnings over the nation’s housing crisis.
Holiday instead: $50k spend that’s wasted
If you’re thinking of blowing $50,000 on this, think again and maybe take a holiday instead.
Royals plan for ‘normal’ life at Adelaide Cottage
Prince William and Princess Kate’s next plans have been revealed after two men managed to break into Windsor Castle, stealing several items.
Need to Know
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Gawler weather
As spring moves into summer what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) hearings for Wednesday, November 20
Here is a list of the hearings at the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal today.
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Gawler weather
As spring moves into summer what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) hearings for Tuesday, November 19
Here is a list of the hearings at the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal today.
$12m down, 15 cops up: Meet staff-strapped SAPOL’s new world police
SAPOL has sworn in the first 15 recruits from its $12m international recruitment campaign, as it desperately tries to boost numbers to meet a growing population.
Exposed: the South Australian aged care homes failing residents
More than half of South Australian aged care homes are falling short of care targets as providers blame a severe workforce shortage. See the full list.
Barossa cyclist killed during popular festival ride
The cyclist who died following a crash in the Barossa was taking part in a popular festival event when the horror unfolded.
‘20 bucks for my first gig’: Meet the new crop of country singers
From the son of a favourite, to a sheep farmer and city-boy turned-Keith-Urban-in-the-making, these are South Australia’s homegrown country music rising stars.
Named and shamed: Street-level drug dealers punished
A chef, a mum, a gambling addict, two cokeheads – here are some of the street-level drug dealers busted and sentenced lately in our courts.
Adelaide Crows premiership legend signs with country footy battlers
A battling SA country footy club has secured a huge coup by signing a former Adelaide Crows premiership champion.
‘We’ve got to’: Contentious $41m sports centre hits new milestone
A plan to build a controversial $41m sports centre has taken a huge step forward, with the local council seeking to change planning rules to allow it.
Live stream: South Australia’s rising stars battle for court crowns
The best young players from across regional South Australia will take over the courts in December with state glory going on the line. Find out how you can watch the action LIVE and see the schedule.
Hills council losing $400k a year on ‘expensive’ flagship oval
This oval and sports park cost $23m – but now ratepayers are spending big as it often sits empty because leagues and club say it costs too much to hire.
Man faces court after DIY weapons, ammo found in luggage
A northern suburbs man has appeared in court after being arrested at the airport when 3D printed guns, ammo and pyrotechnics were allegedly found in his luggage.
‘Disappeared off face of the Earth’: Desperate search for rare tiny cow
Olaf the speckled steer stands about 60cm tall and weighs no more than 40kg. His carers fearing his adorable stature and personality put him in the sights of callous cow-nappers.
‘Hidden kitchen guns’ twist as plumber’s drug charge dropped
A drug trafficking charge against an Adelaide plumber has been dropped in court – as he pleads not guilty over guns allegedly found inside a hidden wall cavity.
The sudden illness that stole Tyrone’s life
A mother endured what no parent should ever have to – the loss of one of her children. Now she is speaking about how her son died to help raise awareness of the cruel condition.
Young Aussie star’s fateful last call to mum ‘the night before’ tragedy
When Trish Evelyn received the call that her son – a rising Aussie star – had ended his life, she thought her own heart would stop beating. Now she’s dedicating her life to spreading his message.
Equestrian to challenge ‘horse abuse’ video’s authenticity
A controversial showjumping coach has faced court charged with animal cruelty – but will call video of the alleged incident into question.
$95m Parade tower reaches new heights
A $95m Norwood apartment project has reached its highest point, and its developers are already drafting plans for another $100m addition to The Parade.
Baby Kobi should have been deemed ‘high risk’ before murder-suicide: DV cop
The baby killed in a horrific murder-suicide was wrongly classified as at “medium risk” of violence by her father before a non-contact order was eased, an inquest has heard.
Priscilla star, queen of Broken Hill theatre dies
Movie fans and the Broken Hill community are mourning the loss of June Bennett, one of the breakout stars of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
First woman leader for powerful Tourism Australia board
A new look for the nation’s most powerful tourism body has elevated Penny Fowler as the first female chair.
‘Absolute madness’: Council considers citywide 30km/h speed limit
It is too slow? Adelaide City councillors met last night to discuss speed limit proposals that included limiting all streets in the CBD to 30km/h. Vote in our poll.
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