Bullies threaten to stab girl, 9, at $20k-a-year private school
The parents of a nine-year-old girl say she has been bullied relentlessly at a top all-girls private college – and have been left astonished by the school’s response.
The parents of a nine-year-old girl say she has been bullied relentlessly at a top all-girls private college – and have been left astonished by the school’s response.
A father is on trial after he allegedly bashed a man with a hammer before stomping on his female neighbour’s head in “vigilante justice”, a court has heard.
Bullying and an old-school ‘boys club’ attitude is rife – and mental health takes a low priority – within the police force, claims a veteran detective.
The athletes may take the limelight but it is the players behind the scenes who have the real power to make it all possible. See the 2024 sport rankings.
Only one thug has escaped jail after a southern suburbs restaurant owner was set upon by a drugged-up group and hacked at with a knife.
Friends of 24-year-old Ashley Waters, who was seriously injured in a collision between his car and a truck at Port Augusta West, have rallied around his family while they care for him.
A proposed apartment and commercial building for a main street has been blasted by locals, who say it looks like something out of a post-apocalyptic zombie TV show.
An early-learning centre provider with venues across the country will also open a new site in a suite of community services for the growing community.
An ex-government software engineer had a document a judge called a “depraved guide” as he was jailed for possessing 8000 horrific images and videos.
It’s the weird creature of the deep few locals report seeing and has sparked plenty of conversation, but it turns out it’s not that uncommon. See the incredible video.
A large new bulky goods store is coming to the Adelaide Hills, bringing dozens of new jobs and the area’s first Officeworks store. See the plans.
Wednesday October 30, 2024: What’s making news today
A good Samaritan who stopped to help a woman she thought needed medical help in the dead of night instead fell victim to a brazen crime.
The families of hundreds of deceased people buried and cremated at a major Adelaide cemetery are in danger of losing their loved ones’ gravesite. Is yours on the list?
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