Is Sydney Sweeney’s raunchy ad a clever jab at woke culture?
It’s the American Eagle jeans campaign dividing the internet but marketing experts say there’s a reason people can’t keep their eyes off Sydney Sweeney.
South Australia
‘My boy’s organs saved lives interstate – now they must give back’
In the moments after losing his son to meningococcal, a grieving dad knew he must honour Jack’s choice to be an organ donor and now he’s urging others to sign up.
Opulent new plans for derelict Julia Farr site’s huge revamp
Changes have been made to the luxury redevelopment at the old Julia Farr Centre, including lavish apartments, townhouses and an aged-care facility. See the pictures.
New bombshell: Digance blackmail court transcripts don’t match
The Premier has told a court he was “not a party” to negotiations with a former MP who was secretly found guilty of blackmailing him – as it’s revealed court transcripts don’t match up.
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Starick: Algae turns tide on Mali as Labor’s weak underbelly exposed
The tide is turning on the Malinauskas Government over a flat-footed response to algal bloom carnage as SA revives a bailout state mentality, Paul Starick writes. Have your say.
Coast of despair: Red stain on SA map shows algal calamity
Towns and businesses along the usually bustling Yorke Peninsula are struggling to survive, as the once-beautiful sea that draws tourists grows sicker by the day.
‘Like Black Saturday’: SA algal crisis to go national
More than 450 marine species have been found washed up dead on SA coasts as the algal crisis is compared to the Black Saturday bushfires, finally prompting a federal approach.
Worrying toxic algal sign just under the surface we’ve all missed
A Port Wakefield fisherman says deep sea fish are now being caught in less than two metres of water as the toxic algal bloom continues to wreak havoc on SA’s marine ecosystem.
Businesses ‘on their knees’ as SA coastal towns fight to stay afloat
Yorke Peninsula businesses warn the region faces a ‘ghost town’ future as the brutal impacts of SA’s toxic algae crisis continues.
Frantic fight to save beached dolphin ends in tragic scenes
Beachgoers fought to save a stranded dolphin at an Adelaide beach before it was euthanised – the latest in a long list of animals washing up on SA coasts.
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Toxic toll rises: $100,000 on table as locals fear businesses may fold
A Yorke Peninsula oyster farmer fears fishermen could be pushed over the edge as the toxic algae bloom continues to threaten livelihoods despite a new support package announcement.
Behind the bloom: Busting the myths of SA’s algae outbreak
There’s been countless theories about what’s caused the toxic algae bloom and how it impacts humans and animals. We’ve answered four of the most frequently asked questions.
Shark attack fears force lobster pot ban at surf spot
The death of two surfers off the coast of SA has triggered the council to pull lobster pots from the water in a bid to deter sharks from the area.
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