‘Sparse to say the least’: Doubt as alleged meth chef’s wife in court
Police have charged the wife of an Adelaide chef over his alleged meth lab – but a magistrate says the case against her is weak.
West & Beaches
The dentist visit that shattered a family’s world
After months of toothaches and mouth pain, this married father-of-two was referred by his dentist to an oral specialist – what came next was a “traumatic” discovery.
Luxe hotel towers over Glenelg gem in builder’s bold new plan
The 10-storey project would breathe new life into the striking heritage building in the heart of the seaside Adelaide hot spot, developers say.
Cherished venue in jeopardy over noise complaint
The owner of a much-loved distillery and event venue fears they’re on the brink of closure over noise complaints from one resident, who is taking them to court.
‘Get your head out of the sand’ judge tells alleged killer driver
This muscle car driver is facing trial but isn’t speaking to his lawyers – and a judge has told him to “face up” to his case.
Adelaide chef charged with cooking up meth
A chef from a North Adelaide cafe has been refused bail after allegedly manufacturing 5kg of meth in his home, with police arresting a second person.
‘Triggering’: Surprise call on future of Adelaide library
A sudden turnaround by a local council has child-sex abuse victims and a lawyer celebrating.
South Australia’s worst areas for mortgage arrears
Soaring mortgage costs have pushed thousands of South Australians to the brink of defaulting on their loans. See who is the hardest hit.
Voting open: Who is SA’s best mortgage broker?
Buying a house in this economy? You’ll need the experts on your side. Help us find South Australia’s best broker by voting now for your 20+ finalists.
SA’s coast set for its hottest summer
Adelaide’s coastal market is tipped for its strongest summer ever. Find out what all the fuss is about and why so many are answering the call of the coast.
An old-meets-new stunner with the lot
It’s got every must-have item most luxury buyers are looking for – character home, swimming pool, tennis court. The fourth? A prized Unley Park address.
How Christies Beach could be the next Glenelg
The sale of a run-down shopping centre at Christies Beach could spark the change residents are crying out for.
A brilliant Prospect
A Prospect home has been given a breathtaking makeover and is ready for a family to move in and fall in love with it. With a court, a pool and an entertainer’s pavilion, the only thing missing is you
Need to Know
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Outer Harbor weather
As we move into autumn what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Outer Harbor weather
As we move into autumn what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) hearings for Friday, March 21
Here is a list of the hearings at the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal today.
Everybody facing Port Adelaide Magistrates Court, Friday, March 21
Here is a list of matters listed at Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on March 21.
$600 Billabong jumper: Why Gen-Z is buying your old clothes
From dresses double their age to “retro” Quiksilver last worn in 2000, meet Adelaide’s vintage fashion resellers making big bucks on discarded hand-me-downs.
Rogue baseballs smash roofs, cars as residents duck for cover
Baseballs flying out of a suburban oval are landing on roofs, causing damage and making residents worried – now they’re demanding council fix it.
‘Net is closing’: Major update in murder probe, house fire mystery
Two men are at the centre of a murder investigation, with police close to piecing together what happened to a ‘well-known community man’ found dead inside his home last year.
Inside Tarzia’s circle of influence: Meet his key contacts
Find out the players who have the ear of the Opposition Leader as he tries to repair relations with key Liberal networks and draws upon his Italian heritage.
End of an ‘eyesore’: Bulldozers moving in on rat-run home
An “eyesore” and long-vacant, overgrown home that’s a haven for rats and squatters will finally be torn down – much to the owner’s relief.
Ranked: The South East’s top 40 footballers of the 21st Century
SA’s South East has been packed with star country footy talent throughout the 21st Century, so we’ve drawn from the region’s three main leagues to rank the top 40 players of the past 25 years. See who made the cut.
‘I was disgusted’: Local footy club slammed over wild fines list, nude photo scandal
A former committee member has criticised a footy club for its “lack of action” over a controversial fines list and nude photo scandal, claiming it swept the issue under the rug.
SACA Premier Cricket stunner as powerhouse relegated
SA Premier Cricket powerhouse Glenelg – the spiritual home of the Chappell brothers and Test wicketkeeper Alex Carey – has been relegated from the state’s top club competition.
‘We’re building well’: Falcons set for flyer in season 2025
A rejuvenated division one Adelaide Footy League club believes it can compete with the best this season after a number of big signings.
Two months of rain in one morning: Adelaide’s wet weather wallop
At long last, Adelaide has had the deluge it’s been waiting for all year. And it didn’t take long to hit a 2025 milestone.
Residents told to monitor conditions as Barossa fire downgraded
Fire crews are battling a blaze at Williamstown as the CFS advise residents to monitor conditions.
‘Shameful’ NDIS thief’s X-rated splurge with stolen $400k
A former NDIS provider CEO stole from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle – blowing $400,000 on clothes, booze, travel, tobacco and one eyebrow-raising purchase.
Forecasts under fire: BOM blast as ‘terrible’ weather tips bite
The Bureau of Meteorology got their temperature and rain forecasts wrong multiple times in the last week. And those who rely on them say it’s a big issue.
Shock as Adelaide youth pastor arrested in US over child videos
A youth pastor at one of Adelaide’s biggest churches is facing charges in the US after allegedly sharing sexually explicit videos featuring children.
‘Whyalice springs’: Tensions rise over dry zone
Whyalla has become a tinderbox and it seems ready to explode with Indigenous visitors saying they are being wrongly profiled after vigilante groups form within the town.
Albo’s latest cost-of-living promise
Anthony Albanese will extend the energy bill rebate for another two quarters, with the government saying it is looking to help with the cost-of-living.
‘Great response’: Footy fans targeted in union’s election blitz
The state’s key union has continued its public campaign against Coalition leader Peter Dutton ahead of Port Adelaide’s first home match on Saturday.
Cornes: SANFL stars deserve their voices to be heard
Players deserve to have a bigger voice. Both the AFL and the SANFL must recognise this. It may have been 50 years in the making but a SANFL Players Association can no longer be ignored, writes Graham Cornes.
‘Louise knew what was ahead … a long, drawn-out, torturous death’
Brigette Mitchell had always been against voluntary assisted dying until her sister Louise’s battle with motor neurone disease and decision to die with dignity changed her mind …
Choked with fear: When sex games turn deadly
Women, like Alice Birbara, are the victims of this bedroom game that more often than not can go horribly wrong.
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