Invincible Pucovski seals Test squad selection
Victorian young gun Will Pucovski has cemented his spot in Australia’s Test squad with another batting masterclass in the Sheffield Shield.
Victorian young gun Will Pucovski has cemented his spot in Australia’s Test squad with another batting masterclass in the Sheffield Shield.
South Australian health authorities are working to identify which strain of invasive meningococcal disease the 7-week-old contracted.
It’s been done by car, truck, train and on foot… but a Victorian man came up with yet another way to sneak across the South Australian border.
A woman was allegedly so furious a man stole her vibrator she punched him before he was forced to carry out a degrading act, a court has heard.
A local Australian film industry has scored a major coup with Hollywood superstar Zac Efron to star in new movie filmed Down Under.
A court heard the astonishing reason a group of men bashed a man with a wrench before threatening to put a bullet in his partner’s head.
Tasmania and the ACT will host the opening games of the delayed Big Bash, and crowds will be allowed before games move to Queensland and South Australia.
A man who snuck into South Australia illegally has argued in court a conviction would have an impact on his future career prospects.
A grandma has admitted to going on a spree vandalising street signs with the letters “WTF!” – before giving police a cheeky excuse.
After four days of no local COVID cases, one Aussie state will soon ease its border with Victoria – and allow drinking while standing.
A court has heard why an Adelaide mother charged with the bashing murder of her mother-in-law has abandoned her bid for freedom.
A man who drowned his wheelchair-bound wife in a pond in the Adelaide parklands is likely to die behind bars after his appeal was dismissed.
Eight five-week old puppies were found by chance inside a roadside bin by a woman and her daughter who stopped for lunch.
An Adelaide man has explained in court why he had a collection homemade illegal explosives that caused him to suffer third-degree burns.
Coronavirus has thrown a spanner in the works for Adelaide’s busiest time of year, as the government scrambles to save what it can. Here’s what’s on and what’s off.
After tinkering with his technique, Marcus Harris has vanquished his Ashes demons with record-breaking knock in the Sheffield Shield.
Matthew Wade concedes wunderkind Cameron Green will be a long-term Australian all-rounder, but feels comfortable about his spot in the Test side.
Young guns Will Pucovski and Marcus Harris have combined for a record-breaking partnership to put Victoria in a commanding position.
England international Heather Knight put on a batting masterclass as the Sydney Thunder secured their first victory of WBBL06.
Test quick Mitch Starc brought the heat to Aussie teammate Marnus Labuschagne in a tense Sheffield Shield battle in Adelaide with the batsman coming out on top
Batting dynamo Will Pucovski was thrown in to open for Victoria as he began his push for a Test spot on a day dominated by bowlers in Adelaide
Married At First Sight star Stacey Hampton has appeared in an Adelaide court accused of breaching coronavirus restrictions.
After four days of deliberations, four men have been found guilty of murdering a refugee at a drug house in Adelaide.
Queensland leg-spinner Mitch Swepson continues to be patient in his bid for Test selection, but there’s one clash he’s relishing.
The near 40-hour deliberation in the Caroline Dela Rose Nilsson murder trial, which resulted in a hung jury, has cast a new light on the SA’s jury system.
The SA government has announced a $50 million cash splash for one of Adelaide’s major hospitals – today revealing which areas will be redeveloped.
Mackay, Townsville and Cairns will be the centre of the WNBL world over summer, with North Queensland to host 60 games in six weeks.
SA’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital will continue sending children to Melbourne for cardiac surgery but could get a heart-lung bypass service.
While Melbourne residents are hours away from escaping harsh lockdown restrictions, one state still isn’t ready to welcome them with open arms.
The Bendigo and Adelaide Bank board is taking a 10 per cent pay cut for six months and says more customers who deferred loans have resumed repayments.
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