Axing the cashless debit card in Indigenous communities has led to a surge in gambling, public drunkenness and alcohol-related violence, with more children going hungry, missing school and wandering the streets at night.
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.
Former members of a religious sect actively recruiting on the streets of Adelaide have detailed how they were unknowingly sucked into a cult that forced them to give up their normal lives.
Witnesses have filmed a road rage incident escalate into a physical altercation with one driver kicked to the ground before being hit with an A-frame sign.
In one of Adelaide’s biggest recruitment drives, 850 applicants were racing to secure one of 130 positions with Adelaide’s new five-star hotel before doors open mid-next month.
UPDATED: With his government having lurched from one crisis to the next, it looks unlikely the PM will wed fiancee Jodie Haydon this term, he revealed in a wide-ranging interview on Saturday.
The day after Wade Burns was controversially declared president of the state’s police union, the committee met to consider expulsion of another presidential candidate.
Sean Gibbons was plagued with debilitating symptoms for months after breathing in lead dust at AGL’s Torrens Island station, but fears linger about more workers being slowly poisoned.
The Covid pandemic, River Murray flood crisis, bushfires and statewide blackout were all declared major emergencies over past 20 years. Now, a major inquiry identifies new threats risking state.
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.
The Prime Minister has challenged renegade Senator Fatima Payman to quit her seat and stand as an independent at the next federal election — but warned that Muslim Australians would be losers from any move to create a faith-based party.
Adelaide will host the national NAIDOC Awards, which recognises the outstanding contributions that First Nations people make to improve the lives of people in their communities and beyond.
Relatives of at-risk children who have died while in the sights of the state’s child protection system have welcomed a surprise new move – and hope it will improve accountability.
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.
It’s a full-body workout empowering women that can be slinky, sexy or just “downright ridiculous” – now a new dance studio is opening to build a community.
More than 600 new homes – from rental to larger blocks and lifestyle living – would be built in a small SA beachside town amid a huge rising demand for the area.
Doctors were unable to discover what was wrong with eight-year-old Eliyana Salmanzadeh who suddenly lost her ability to walk and mysteriously saw light spots in her vision.