Hitler hate book still on library shelves – but there’s a reason
It’s one of the most infamous and hate-filled books ever written, but experts say there’s a good reason it’s still in the library.
South Australia
‘F–king wild’: Youths dangle off Adelaide skyscrapers for likes
Youths are publishing pictures and videos of themselves risking their lives atop Adelaide buildings, including a Christmas stunt at Crowne Plaza Adelaide – the city’s highest skyscraper.
Grampians fire triggers health alerts all the way to Adelaide
South Australian authorities have issued a health warning over the Grampians fire, as well as a map showing which areas will be affected by smoke.
Four arrests as STAR Group swoops over break-in shooting
The arrests come after a person was shot in the leg during a home invasion at Gulfview Heights this week.
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Permai is here: What’s next for SA’s newest herd member
Monarto Safari Park’s beloved elephant resident Permai has arrived after completing a mammoth 40-hour journey. Now she’s getting ready to settle into her new home.
‘I apologised to Aboriginal parents and it cost me my job’
Under a cloud of “hurtful rumours’, the first Aboriginal person appointed as Child Protection Department chief has spoken out about what led to the culmination of his role.
Greens hit holiday hot spot hogs in new bid to ground Airbnb
A push to scrutinise holiday house owners is happening next week, as support grows for an inquiry into short-term rentals.
What the Hickinbotham job cuts mean for your build
The housing giant announced job cuts last week. Here’s what South Aussie home buyers need to know.
Maiden: Chalmers photo gives away what he really thinks
The Treasurer clearly didn’t want to be seen to be telling the RBA what to do. But his face said plenty, writes Samantha Maiden.
Burnside bootcamp: Entire ‘toxic’ council schooled by lawyers
A “toxic” culture of bullies is running wild at one of Adelaide’s most affluent councils, lawyers have found – and its CEO agrees they need to learn a lesson.
‘Not-so-Magnificent 7’: Teen gang’s alleged joy ride goes badly wrong
A group of seven children aged between 13 and 16 will face court on Thursday after police were forced to spike a stolen car and call in the dog squad.
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