Willis: Wong’s best bet as Trump attacks America’s mates
When even Canada is on the unpredictable president’s hit list, that means even South Australia needs a game plan, writes Belinda Willis.
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‘Running for my life’: Alleged killer driver’s bizarre police interview
A woman accused of killing a young artist in a horror crash can be heard laughing as police tell her the charges and giving a strange explanation for her actions.
‘Friend to all, mentor to many’: Tributes for beloved ex-SA mayor
A long-serving former SA mayor has been remembered as a “true leader” who played a pivotal role in shaping the local community.
Historic Port Adelaide pub closed until further notice
Port Adelaide’s oldest licensed pub has shut its doors – and it’s unclear if and when it will reopen.
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The shocking statistic affecting apprentices
A peak body representing SA’s building and construction industry has launched a new program in the hopes of reversing a worrying trend among apprentices.
Power 100: See how our readers ranked SA’s most influential
Did you agree with The Advertiser’s rankings of the state’s most powerful people in the 2024 Power 100? Now see how our readers voted.
Driver blows unbelievable alcohol reading on same day as double fatal
A woman has hit two cars in an Adelaide shopping centre, then allegedly recorded a breath test so extreme that experts say it could kill you.
Second woman dies on SA roads in one day
A second person has been killed on the road during a horror start to South Australia’s Christmas holidays.
Kings of the ocean: Meet SA’s fisho families
SA is known across the world for its seafood, from the lobsters down south or the tuna of Port Lincoln. But who are the families behind the fish?
Adelaide neo-Nazi’s propaganda campaign under investigation
Police are investigating as a group of neo-Nazi members began a propaganda campaign in Adelaide’s north eastern suburbs.
Adelaide club’s axe throwing entertainment facing the chop
Adelaide’s nightclub king has hit a legal snag after a bid to introduce axe throwing into a new club on the site of the old Red Square.
One for mall, mall for one: Inside SA’s security guard terror guide
South Australia’s civilian security guards could be a vital first line of defence in preventing terrorism or mass casualty events, the document says. Vote in the poll.
Gym owner made key promise before vet fire attacks, court hears
The two Adelaide vet clinics were targeted by alleged arsonist attacks earlier this year.
SA sends doctors to Vanuatu in earthquake aftermath
With the death toll expected to rise, three SA doctors have selflessly left Australia for Vanuatu to help victims of last week’s giant earthquake.
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