Kochie, Mali’s amazing offers to Mall ‘hip-and-shoulder’ hero
He brought down an alleged attacker in Rundle Mall with a Byron Pickett-inspired bump – and now Port Adelaide and the Premier are inviting the heroic fan to two very special events.
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‘True gentleman’: SA cricket legend, business leader mourned
Prominent businessman and former SA Cricket Association chair Creagh O’Connor has died leaving behind a legacy of “leadership, vision, and integrity”.
Calls to axe ‘bloody awful’ Xmas tree … but not just yet
Adelaide City Council is still searching for a new giant Christmas tree to replace its outdated structure, but it will have to wait until 2026 to see its wish under the proverbial tree.
Vile threat as Barossa man jailed for teen girls’ Snapchat nudes
A Barossa Valley man has been jailed for paying teen girls as young as 12 for nude photos, sending them to friends – and blackmailing one over a video.
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SkyCity’s big win for removing gender bias
SkyCity Adelaide is leading the way in changing traditional industry perspectives.
Activating youth through a focus on fitness
Adelaide-based national employment services provider Jobs Statewide is tackling youth unemployment by encouraging young jobseekers to get out of their comfort zones.
Four charged after duo stabbed in violent brawl
Three teens and a 20-year-old have been arrested after police found two people stabbed after a large street fight in the early hours of this morning.
Voting closed in the search for SA’s cutest dog
There were many belly scratches but voting has now closed in the search for South Australia’s cutest pooch. Find out soon who will be crowned top dog.
Live-firing Chinese warships sent message heard ‘loud and clear’
Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie says the message from Chinese warships live-firing off Australia’s coast has been received “loud and clear”.
Defence Minister leaves door open to extra military spending
The nation’s defence minister says a top US adviser’s call for Australia to dramatically up its military spending is “reasonable”.
Defence Minister leaves door open to extra military spending
Defence Minister Richard Marles says a top US adviser’s call for Australia to dramatically up its military spending is “reasonable”.
Hastie: Being part of Anzac tradition
Shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie believed the nation urgently needed a recruitment drive for more young people to join the defence forces….
Chinese warships live-firing sending a message
The Advertiser has gathered the nation’s top defence decision makers including Defence Minister Richard Marles to discuss AUKUS, submarines…
Hastie: Use Australia’s mineral advantage
Shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie said Australia should be looking at its advantages in having a wealth of rare earths and critical minerals…
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