Beaumont children: The story behind Adelaide’s greatest mystery
After many false leads and two unsuccessful digs, a third search at an Adelaide factory will seek answers to the Beaumont kids’ disappearance. Will new evidence solve the mystery?
South Australia
Thousands of litres of diesel gushes out after Hills train crash
Emergency services are mopping up after a 1.5km-long freight train smashed into a tree branch in the Adelaide Hills, flooding the track with a a river of diesel.
Coughing fit triggers health nightmare as dad’s life hangs in balance
Father-of-two and avid rock climber Adam Binns suffered a severe medical episode after succumbing to a simple bug — now doctors say he might never fully recover.
Enigma of Sanjeev Gupta: Steel city saviour turns destroyer
British steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta is an enigma who has left South Australia with a series of grand promises and dashed dreams, writes Paul Starick.
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Men charged over $19k baby formula, multivitamin, heroin plot
Three man charged over a “calculated plot” to steal $19,000 worth of baby formula and multivitamins were trying to make money for heroin, a court heard.
Brekky radio star’s big announcement
After almost 50 years on air, a long-term fixture of morning radio will soon be hanging up the headphones on his long-running breakfast show.
Jury steps Inside shed where ‘cowering’ man was shot and killed
Jury steps Inside shed where ‘cowering’ man was shot and killed
Beyond thunderdust: Whyalla’s steel future appears apocalyptic
The Whyalla Visitor Information Centre runs three tours a week at the city’s steel works. The Advertiser bought a ticket to go behind the scenes as its future again dominates the headlines.
‘Better connectivity’: $40m fix set for frustrating intersection to CBD
‘Better connectivity’ and a 30 per cent reduction in delays for close to 50,000 drivers have been promised in the government’s bid to fix a troubled western Adelaide intersection.
Penbo: Judge’s blunt send-off for hit-run coward is bang on
When a criminal delivers their sob story, it’s often a shortcut to a sentence that leaves the public fuming. Not so this week, writes David Penberthy.
School council warning for parents amid violent incidents
The latest reports of disturbing and violent incidents at Adelaide schools has prompted a warning to school councils from a top legal adviser.
‘First of its kind’ offensive store opens its doors to SA shoppers
A unique vintage market will open its Adelaide doors this Saturday, with the store’s director claiming the ‘offensive’ shop name ‘intuitively makes sense’.
‘Treated like a speed bump’: Officer’s terror revealed during hit-run
A former seafood heir left a traumatised female officer no longer wanting to work in the police force after she was dragged along the ground in a horrific hit-run.
Man extradited to SA in relation to murder of Mt Gambier woman
The man expected to be charged with the murder of “loving” Mount Gambier local Rachel Moresi will be extradited to South Australia.
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