Power shift: Auto giant’s battery plan could spark EV revolution
A connectivity revolution between solar panels and electric cars would be triggered by extending battery subsidies, says Mitsubishi’s Australian chief.
South Australia
‘Shock loss’ as driver killed in horrific truck T-bone fireball
A truck driver has died after a horrific T-bone crash in thick morning fog on Port Wakefield Hwy. The major crash is affecting the Easter long weekend traffic.
Police hunt suspect after woman attacked while walking home
A woman has been attacked while walking home in the late on Tuesday night – the third random attack on a woman since December.
Starick: The secret sauce that makes SA world class
There’s a simple ingredient behind the stunning success of everything from AFL Gather Round to SA securing huge naval shipbuilding contracts, Paul Starick writes.
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‘It doesn’t show the person I am’: Port star breaks silence on racial abuse
A Port Adelaide star has spoken out about the hurt and remorse caused by a scathing social media post after a late game Gather Round scuffle.
Judge condemns meth fueled, knifepoint robber while extending him mercy
A judge has condemned a man for his meth-fueled robbery and high speed police chase – but shown mercy in sparing him jail.
Fears over who’s next after alleged botched ‘Hit Squad’ murder attempt
An alleged botched murder attempt to kill a rival gang member could end up in a retaliation attempt against one of six accused young males, a court has heard.
I don’t want to talk about poo but I have to — this is why
After a tragic accident left him wheelchair-bound, a father-of-one is now fighting for 50,000 Australians who have been ‘ghosted’ by the federal government. Find out why.
We Report, Ute Decide: Which leader gets the Boothby PM nod?
The Advertiser asked voters in the knife-edge federal seat of Boothby who they want as PM – Albo, Dutton … or Mali? See the results.
‘Straight in the f***ing head’: Man allegedly shot dead by landlord
A murder victim could be heard saying “oh no, don’t shoot” before he was allegedly shot three times by his landlord, a court has heard.
‘Grossly intoxicated’: Boozed-up woman in court after alleged stabbing
A heavily intoxicated woman who allegedly stabbed a man in the neck outside a packed suburban shopping centre has faced court for the first time.
Controversial blue-chip councillor ‘sorry’ for meeting mistake
A controversial councillor from one of Adelaide’s affluent councils is in hot water again and has made a public apology.
Mega twin tower international hotel, residences set for CBD
Construction of Adelaide’s fourth tallest tower has reached its highest point, as its developer closes in on a global hotel brand for a new high-rise project in the CBD.
Adelaide’s massive Supercars shake-up and new name revealed
Adelaide’s Supercars event this November will have a new name and major sponsor in a revolutionary transformation.
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