Shelter offers hope for women and their pets
There is growing evidence that pets, like children, often become both pawns and victims in abusive relationships.
There is growing evidence that pets, like children, often become both pawns and victims in abusive relationships.
The cash-strapped University of Adelaide will mount a worldwide search for a new vice-chancellor, with Peter Rathjen set to vacate the position.
The AFL season has been plunged into fresh confusion after the SA government scrapped a promised opening of its NSW border on July 20.
Chef Andrew Fielke is one of the few non-indigenous for whom a visit to the botanic gardens is every bit as productive as one to the supermarket.
Former minister Christopher Pyne has revealed Scott Morrison ‘never’ plotted against then PM Malcolm Turnbull.
SA Premier blasts the ‘mindless’ vandalism of statues honouring Adelaide’s Anglo-Malaysian town planner and the first war effort featuring Aboriginal soldiers.
White Ribbon’s new boss is axing its ambassador program, which counts 1200 prominent Australian men who took a pledge.
The new head of White Ribbon Australia, Brad Chilcott, talks exclusively about his commitment to tackle domestic violence.
South Australia is considering launching a national hotline to report abuse or neglect of people in disability care.
Whistleblowers reveal the alleged rape of two intellectually disabled clients by case workers was not investigated by the NDIS watchdog.
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