Bank’s special requirement of jobseekers
One of Australia’s major banks will hire 150 staff as part of its latest recruitment drive to meet the needs of online banking – but there’s one condition.
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Bubble tea store breaks silence on brawl
The owners of a bubble tea store that became the scene of a shocking brawl have taped a note to the window in an attempt to clear up what happened.
Reds captain throws support behind goalkeeper
Adelaide United skipper Stefan Mauk wants his whole side, including goalkeeper James Delianov, to lift after a poor weekend performance.
Hoon clocks more than 200km/h: cops
A man was spotted speeding at more than 200km/h on a suspected stolen motorcycle, but they weren’t the only reasons he was in trouble.
Woman slapped in bubble tea brawl
Footage of a wild brawl has emerged showing a man slapping a young woman in the face at a bubble tea cafe.
‘Step forward’: SA’s new border restrictions
South Australia has changed its border restrictions with two states, including implementing a hot-spot system ‘effective immediately’.
Let’s do lunch: Top Adelaide venues for sealing the deal
The perfect lunch venue can give you the edge you need to land that big deal. We’ve compiled a list of Adelaide’s top five venues to help you get the job done.
$110m payday: Makris sells two major shopping centres
Developer Con Makris has continued to sell off his Adelaide property portfolio, with two prominent shopping centres gone.
‘All tears’: Families’ border despair
As South Australia quickly changed border arrangements, families have been dislocated and travellers from Western Australia have been told to isolate.
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Failed wedding, party company ‘likely insolvent’ since 2019
An Adelaide event hire company was likely to have been trading insolvent for more than a year, administrators say.
Virus ‘breach’ blamed on Facebook post
A woman accused of breaching a direction to isolate on entry to South Australia has blamed a ‘very ambiguous’ social media post for her confusion.
Glory’s trip home could be delayed
Perth Glory’s time away from home could be extended due to the current lockdown in Western Australia.
Adelaide fashion company to close with $12m debt
Adelaide’s Australian Fashion Labels is likely to be soon liquidated and owes $12m to creditors and staff – who have lost their jobs.
Seagrass hungry for growth
Seagrass Boutique Hospitality Group will open its ninth Meat & Wine Co steakhouse next month, kick-starting an aggressive expansion ahead of plans for an ASX listing.
Mature Humphries ready for Kings
Isaac Humphries was a fresh-faced rookie when he played for the Sydney Kings – now he is NBA experienced, mature and ready to fire against his old club.
First thing Djokovic did after quarantine
Novak Djokovic was among the international superstar tennis players freed from 14 days of quarantine in Adelaide – and went straight to one place.
Beers to cheers for title-chasing Head
The Adelaide Strikers put down the post-season drinks when Australia Day results put them into the Big Bash finals.
Snubbed Lynn to let his bat do the talking
Chris Lynn plans to respond to his latest omission from Australia’s T20 team by leading the Heat to victory over the Strikers.
Man charged with dad’s ‘vicious’ murder
A young man yawned and interrupted while facing court charged with the murder of an Adelaide father who was found dead in his CBD unit.
State eases border with Greater Sydney
The state will relax its border restrictions on Sunday but travellers from Greater Sydney will still need to be tested.
Giddey in the mix for Boomers call-up
Josh Giddey’s eye-catching performances for the Adelaide 36ers have been noticed by Australian officials, who are considering him for Boomers selection.
Man killed in ‘vicious’ attack named
Police say the man who was discovered dead in his Adelaide unit was the victim of a ‘vicious assault’ in what’s been declared a major crime.
Books and boots for Toure
Teenage Reds sensation Mohamed Toure is ready to balance his burgeoning A-League career with his Year 12 studies.
‘Find another day’: Teen’s stark message
A 17-year-old captured the attention of thousands with her poignant message to the Prime Minister at Adelaide’s Survival Day rally.
Thousands attend live gig in SA for Australia Day
Thousands of people celebrated Australia Day at South Australia’s first large scale indoor live music event since the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
Heat on Mitch to deliver for Brisbane
Brisbane Heat leg-spinner Mitch Swepson is intent on bowling his team into the BBL finals.
Bushfire residents hope homes remain intact
Adelaide Hills residents who were forced to abandon their homes and seek refuge from a bushfire say they hope to return soon.
When state will open border to Sydney
Sydneysiders could visit this state within the next week as long as there are no more locally acquired COVID-19 cases before then.
Creepy neighbour filmed through fence
An Adelaide man has been sentenced to two years behind bars for ‘a gross and abhorrent intrusion into the privacy of two young girls and their mother’.
Arrest as 300 fireys battle huge blaze
Police have arrested a man after he was caught driving at high speed near the scene of a fire in Clarendon, South Australia.
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