Another SA grand slam? Adelaide star factory hits the big time again
How many top level Australian stars can this city produce? The latest Adelaide export to make it to the big leagues in the US reveals why she thinks we’re a star factory.
How many top level Australian stars can this city produce? The latest Adelaide export to make it to the big leagues in the US reveals why she thinks we’re a star factory.
The Premier says the disability not-for-profit was “all over red rover” if it was forced to go into voluntary administration.
A neighbour has revealed the frantic scenes on a suburban street after a Taperoo man was shot dead late on Saturday night.
It’s soaked footy players, covered beaches in foam and flooded country streets – so, what does SA’s record rainfall this week mean for the state’s farmers?
A second day of a new search for Julian Story’s missing head has uncovered a bizarre find near a cemetery.
A powerful display of unity and commitment to men’s mental health took place last night at Adelaide Oval, 13th June, with more than 648 guests…
Look out for the things you know and love. That’s the simple philosophy behind the Buy SA. For SA. campaign – and a message local retailers are keen to champion
The parents of a woman who died after her boyfriend injected her with meth say they’ve been told they can’t have their say in court – but the man responsible is free to re-apply for his freedom.
It remains one of Australia’s most mysterious bikie crimes – former Gypsy Jokers president Steve Williams vanished 20 years ago, presumed…
Adelaide Oval bosses have ditched public parking options for Saturday’s Showdown as damaging winds and heavy rain smash the state, leaving a trail of destruction.
Footage that prosecutors say shows a drowsy driver veering off the road more than 20 times before flipping his car – leading to the death of a passenger – has been shown in court.
Friday July 25, 2025: What’s making news today
It has been an unlucky start to the day for a driver at Morphett Vale after an uprooted tree came crashing down on their parked MG.
The tide is turning on the Malinauskas Government over a flat-footed response to algal bloom carnage as SA revives a bailout state mentality, Paul Starick writes. Have your say.
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