Criminal refugee avoids deportation
A violent African refugee who attacked a police officer and assaulted a woman while she was holding a baby has won his appeal against deportation.
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Milestone near for Indigenous aspirant
In a state that has registered many political firsts, Kerrynne Liddle is set to become South Australia’s first Indigenous federal MP.
Lockdown scapegoats picking up the pizzas
Australia’s most notorious pizza bar is back in business after its owners were publicly blamed for plunging two million South Australians into lockdown.
A driver is dead after a three-truck collision caused a fatal fireball amid panic over a snap border closure.
Iso rules queried as subs boss sails through
The Marshall government is under pressure over the granting of exemptions from hotel quarantine.
Generation of meth users ‘are beyond help’
The scourge of methamphetamine is creating a lost generation of older Australians who are so addicted that they are impervious to rehabilitation.
‘Monsters overnight’: when a town turns to ice
How does a town respond after it’s been labelled the meth capital of Australia? Police in Murray Bridge ‘turned over a rock’ and were sickened by what they found.
New uni chief: I’ve learnt a lesson on China
University of Queensland should have never accepted funding from the Confucius Institute, admits new University of Adelaide VC Peter Hoj.
Hoj flags return of merger agenda
The University of Adelaide’s new vice-chancellor Peter Hoj says the question of a merger with UniSA must be engaged with.
New Covid threat to AFLW
For the second year running the AFLW is at risk of being ended by COVID, with four clubs in lockdown or self-isolation.
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