‘Piece of sh*t’: Kudla shed victim’s family vent rage in court
Steven Murphy’s family has vented their rage at the young man who covered up his killing – but his lawyer says the time he’s already served is enough of a penalty.
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‘Can I ever live a normal life?’ Victim’s horrific hit-run injuries
A man who lost a leg and was forced to learn to walk again after a hit-run crash says his life has been “hell” – and questions if his life will ever be normal again.
Ranked: Barossa Light and Gawler’s top 40 footballers
The Barossa Light and Gawler Football Association features some of the best country footballers in SA, so we’ve ranked the competition’s top 40 players for 2024. See who made the cut.
‘It’s more than dancing with pompoms’: SA’s top cheer stars
It’s a sport fit for the Olympics with gravity-defying stunts and high flying routines. Meet the state’s up-and-comers conquering the competitive world of cheerleading.
Man hit teen on bike, then fled grieving ‘angry mob’
A father who tried to frighten a “hooning” teen with his $100k ute ended up hitting him – and was immediately chased by an “angry mob” grieving the death of a mate.
Gather Round 2025 dates announced — and flight prices spike
The AFL has only just announced the dates for Gather Round 2025 and airline prices are seemingly soaring.
SA shivers through coldest morning in years
Early risers have woken to the coldest morning in years, with below zero temperatures hitting towns and regions across the state.
Revealed: SA’s disgraced teachers harbouring sinister secrets
From grooming children to a sophisticated drug enterprise, these South Australian teachers had their heinous crimes exposed in court.
Major SA radiology firm scraps bulk billing for country patients
The city-country health divide continues to widen with a major radiology provider scrapping bulk billing at its regional clinics for patients without concession cards. See the gap fees.
Listed: The SA suburbs where homes earn more than their owners
With property prices reaching record highs in SA, the humble home has become the main breadwinner – earning almost twice the average Aussie wage. Find out how your suburb compares.
Simple homebuyer mistake could cost you $100,000
This common homebuying mistake has the potential to cost you plenty for years to come.
Homeless man turns $10k into $10m
In many ways it’s the ultimate rags to riches story, this ex-homeless man has managed to turn a $10,000 grant into $10m by buying homes.
Best city to get a cheaper home
With home prices continuing to rise despite high interest rates, where is the best place to buy a home?
Need to Know
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Gawler weather
As winter sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Gawler weather
As winter sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
Latest development applications in Clare and Gilbert Valleys, July 4
Whether its subdivisions, new homes or businesses, renos or cutting down trees, find out what’s changing in your neighbourhood.
Latest development applications in Playford, July 4
Whether its subdivisions, new homes or businesses, renos or cutting down trees, find out what’s changing in your neighbourhood.
SA has rushed to embrace a disaster waiting to happen
The SA government’s move to give a green light to these dangerous machines is reckless and dangerous, writes Harold Scruby.
Top Aussie chef joins iconic Clare Valley winery
The former owner of Terroir Auburn will take the helm as head chef at one of the Clare Valley’s beloved wineries.
‘Our hearts ache’: Kayla’s mum pays tribute to ‘sassy’ daughter
When Stacey Wright heard a knock at her door in the middle of the night, she had no idea what would come next would change her life forever.
More than a number: The faces of the 44 lives lost on SA roads
Fletch was a dad, Shakeena was a beautiful soul, Ian and Rose died together and Max was just 18. These are the South Australians killed on our roads so far in 2024.
‘It can break down relationships’: The reality of being a FIFO family
These childhood sweethearts were just one month into FIFO life when they discovered they were expecting their first child, 11 years on they share how they make it work.
Ranked: Barossa Light and Gawler’s top 40 footballers
The Barossa Light and Gawler Football Association features some of the best country footballers in SA, so we’ve ranked the competition’s top 40 players for 2024. See who made the cut.
Watch replays: Panthers on the prowl toward Netball SA Premier League title
It was seen as a major danger game, but with the form they are in, the Panthers look near-on unstoppable on their run to the Netball SA finals. Watch the REPLAYS from Friday night.
Jess shares sweet family moment ahead of Olympics tilt
SA champion runner and mum Jessica Stenson has revealed her secret weapon that will fuel her marathon run at the Paris Olympics.
‘It’s more than dancing with pompoms’: SA’s top cheer stars
It’s a sport fit for the Olympics with gravity-defying stunts and high flying routines. Meet the state’s up-and-comers conquering the competitive world of cheerleading.
From front desk to machine queen: SA’s best tattoo artist revealed
Hired as a front desk worker before building her way to the top, this College Park tattoo artist has been named the state’s best.
Hook, line, sunk: Cult favourite seafood shop gutted by ‘slow death’ closure
The owner of one of the state’s best seafood restaurants has shared why the doors will be shutting for good on Sunday.
Meth, coke and MDMA allegedly found as cops attend crash scene
Police are alleged to have discovered a discarded backpack containing various drugs and almost $40k in cash while attending a car crash.
Alleged drug traffickers in court over massive 40kg weed bust
A couple charged over a huge weed-growing operation that included multiple alleged grow houses across Adelaide’s north have faced court seeking bail – desperate to live together.
Three face court after robbery, wild pub rooftop standoff
Three people have appeared in court after two cars were stolen during a home invasion and a man climbed on to a pub roof to escape police.
50 years on, RAAF nurse meets bub she flew home to SA parents
In the chaotic days leading up to the fall of Saigon, thousands of discarded babies were evacuated out of Vietnam – South Australia’s Darren Wasley, a 30-year Army veteran, was one.
Hook, line, sunk: Cult favourite seafood shop gutted by ‘slow death’ closure
The owner of one of the state’s best seafood restaurants has shared why the doors will be shutting for good on Sunday.
Top cop’s plea to servos: ‘Stop the drain on police resources’
Rising reports of both fuel theft and domestic violence have prompted a fresh plea to fuel retailers from SA’s top cop.
‘Nothing is off the table’: Inside the AFP’s war on crims’ cash
Before a crims’ door is kicked in, there is an expert team working behind closed doors to hit them where it hurts most, the pockets.
Cornes: Crows need to buck the trend and show loyalty to the big Texan
With club greats being shown the door on the team’s terms as of late, Adelaide need to show loyalty and gratitude to one of its modern greats writes Graham Cornes.
Respect the wind: Wild weather rips pergola off the ground in SA
The Bureau of Meteorology says the wild windy weather isn’t over yet. Here’s the forecast and a look at the havoc so far.
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