Son of AFL great dazzles in country footy thrashing
The son of a former Port Adelaide and North Melbourne premiership player has kicked a whopping 20 goals in a regional footy match. See the video.
Port Lincoln
‘Items of interest’ found in search for missing head at Port Lincoln
A second day of a new search for Julian Story’s missing head has uncovered “items of interest”, police say.
Heartbreaking reason parents refuse to open son’s mail
Unopened packages by the door of this Port Lincoln family’s home are a cruel reminder of a life taken far too soon.
Huge part of SA on alert for wild weather, 100km/h wind gusts
Ferries could be out of action and locals are being warned to stay indoors as parts of the state brace for damaging 100k/h wind gusts on Monday.
Main roads to race tracks: See the big changes to 2026 TDU routes
Wondering where to watch and what to avoid driving in the great race? Here’s all you need to know about 2026’s TDU routes.
Worst you’ve ever seen: Horror photos reveal SA’s eco disaster
Never seen before underwater footage revealed a horror scene of total devastation as deadly algae bloom reduces pristine South Aussie ocean to dark ruins.
Seafood jobs in peril as algal bloom hits SA hotspot hard
The future of 80 seafood industry workers is in doubt after two major mussel producers were handed four-week shutdown orders.
Holey hell! South Australia’s worst pothole hotspots revealed
The Adelaide Hills is just one of the regions at the top of the list as complaints from motorists rise. See the map.
Common virus tears ‘inseparable’ twins apart
Twins Ava and Valli have always been inseparable. But a recent bout of a common illness has torn the three-year-olds, and their family, apart.
Need to Know
Here’s what you can expect with today’s Port Lincoln weather
As winter sets in what can locals expect today? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) hearings for Wednesday, July 23
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 Port Lincoln weather
As winter sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) hearings for Friday, July 18
Here is a list of the hearings at the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal today.
‘Worst I’ve ever seen’: Wild sights as storm smashes Ceduna
South Australia’s west has been absolutely battered by the savage weather sweeping across the state.
Fishos off hook but Labor’s algal bloom move slammed as ‘cop out’
South Australian fisherman have been offered $500,000 worth of fee relief amid the ongoing crisis, but some say the government deal “means nothing”.
Hello kitty: Fluffy Workmate crowned SA’s cutest cat
Our fur-midable competition has found its champion – meet the meow-nificent moggie that stole the hearts of South Australians.
‘They are among us’: SA’s vile child sexual offenders revealed
So you think a pedophile is the stereotypical creep in the corner? Think again. 2025’s class of infamy shows child sexual offenders come from all walks of life.
This is how algal bloom has devastated Glenelg
A seasoned diver has compared the algal bloom crisis off SA coastlines to Chernobyl with his underwater images highlighting the depths of the natural disaster.
Ranked: The South East’s top 40 footballers of 2025
SA’s South East is packed with star country footy talent, so we’ve drawn from the region’s three main leagues to rank the top 40 players of 2025. See who made the cut.
Saints on the march: 10 things we learned in local SA footy
A rejuvenated division one Adelaide Footy League club has moved one step closer to taking top spot with finals fast approaching. See the 10 things we learned in country and suburban local SA footy action this weekend.
Watch replay: Garville extend winning run on road to finals
Garville will head into the Netball SA Premier League finals full of momentum after another win over Oakdale in the final round of the season on Friday. Watch the REPLAY here.
Local footballers should face harsher consequences for coward punches
The 2025 local footy season has recently been marred by multiple ugly coward punches off of the ball. In the streets these hits could be criminal offences, so why do players get a pass on the footy field?
Petition roasted as coffee business approved for town’s main street
A coffee roasting business has won the green light for McLaren Vale’s main street – but a petition against it had a major problem.
North Adelaide hoon hell: Residents in fear as roads treated like racetrack
Police are cracking down on dangerous hoon driving in North Adelaide as fed-up locals say the “subculture” of revved up engines and “popping” exhausts poses a health risk.
Twins’ desperate last bid to save dying mum after shock diagnosis
Silvia was a vegan, dietitian and fitness instructor who never drank or smoked. Now her life now hangs in the hands of international doctors and her beloved boys.
Adelaide man shot, killed during overseas trip to see wife, daughter
The family of an Adelaide man are grappling with his sudden death after he was gunned down in the rain on a trip to see his wife and daughter.
Driven to despair: Costly road stat Adelaide forced to confront
Adelaide has become the most expensive city in the country by far for people to get on the road, and it’s the eastern suburbs that are feeling the greatest pinch.
Speirs announces first public event since conviction – with a price
Former Opposition leader David Speirs is hosting a Spanish-themed soiree –his first public appearance since his drugs case.
BMW driver left cyclist with horrific injuries, avoids jail
The aspiring engineer hit a cyclist on a notorious Adelaide hill, leaving him in an induced coma with brain injuries after a “split-second” lapse.
Nearly $300m more to keep Whyalla Steelworks afloat
The Whyalla Steelworks operators will receive another $275m from government, to allow them more time to find new owners.
‘Love nest kidnapper’ must be controlled, court told
He captured and tormented a woman, convinced he was dying – almost two decades on, he still claims he’s terminal and wants to avoid an extension to his parole.
Shock details over Bob Hawke’s ‘volatile’ love triangle
A new book on the late Bob Hawke reveals the key moment the former PM realised he needed his lover.
No time for crime: Overstretched SA cops expose dire reality
Police officers have revealed the disgraceful state of the force, claiming they are unable to provide public safety or properly investigate crime.
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