The Whyalla Visitor Information Centre runs three tours a week at the city’s steel works. The Advertiser bought a ticket to go behind the scenes as its future again dominates the headlines.
‘Better connectivity’ and a 30 per cent reduction in delays for close to 50,000 drivers have been promised in the government’s bid to fix a troubled western Adelaide intersection.
When a criminal delivers their sob story, it’s often a shortcut to a sentence that leaves the public fuming. Not so this week, writes David Penberthy.
The latest reports of disturbing and violent incidents at Adelaide schools has prompted a warning to school councils from a top legal adviser.
“Tornado-like” winds downed heat-stressed trees overnight, while hundreds of people sweated through a scorching night without power, as a week-long heatwave grips the state.
A political war of words has erupted over the official approval of the SA Liberal’s newest Senator amid government claims the opposition was acting like a dysfunctional rabble.
Violence has soared to record numbers within SA prisons as the number of inmates reaches a five-year high.
In a move to improve child safety, the South Australian teacher registration system will receive a $7m overhaul featuring real-time qualification and background checks.
A northern suburbs man has been identified as the fisherman who died after falling into the water at a popular Yorke Peninsula beach, with police detailing the moment his friends tried to save him.
Thousands of road users along three key southern suburbs roads are set to score a $30m upgrade to ease congestion and improve safety.
Emergency services have been searching for a man after his mates saw him fall into the water at a South Australian tourist beach overnight – near where an aggressive shark was later spotted.
Three-year-old Eve Robertson was hallucinating rainbows and stars on the ceiling of her hospital bed after a common virus lead to a devastating diagnosis.
A former army and aviation worker has learned his fate after downloading videos of children under the age of 14 engaging in sexual acts with adults.
Driven by social media trends and a desire to attain the “perfect” body, a teenager warns that a Meta decision will have serious impacts on young people.
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