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Adelaide Crows fans are buzzing after a gritty win over West Coast, but some question if they played to their opponent’s level—until Colleen McKaye steps in, confident the Crows can crush Gold Coast at Adelaide Oval with key returns from Riley Thilthorpe and Wayne Milera. She’s eyeing a win and even suggests settling just outside the top spot to avoid finals pressure. Meanwhile, Port Adelaide’s sc...

Twelve Adelaide convenience stores are shut down for 28 days in a bold crackdown on illegal tobacco and vapes—part of statewide Operation Shutdown. Authorities seized over 8,300 cigarette packs, 36kg of loose tobacco, and 1,700 vapes, plus shisha and nicotine pouches. Since the campaign began, more than 320 businesses have been ordered closed, with seizures totaling an estimated $60 million. South...

Angus Taylor shuts down coalition talks with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, calling their policies a chaotic “random bag” that’d cost a trillion dollars—while his own party sinks to historic lows. Taylor warns a One Nation government would bring “eternity of pain,” dismissing their plans as napkin slogans that’d wreck the economy. Hanson pushes back, accusing Taylor of hypocrisy and urging him to jo...

Trump just axed the last members of the Election Assistance Commission — the federal body that runs critical election infrastructure — just months before the midterms, sparking alarm among election officials who call it dangerously chaotic. With no clear explanation from the White House and uncertainty over whether replacements will be swiftly appointed, the move raises serious questions about ele...

Telstra’s leadership is facing mounting pressure after a nationwide outage crippled services, disrupted transport, and sparked fears of fatalities — including a possible link to a death in South Australia now under police investigation. Former deputy PM Wayne Swan demands financial penalties for executives, while the Communications Minister insists the public deserves better. Though Telstra says t...

Vice-chancellors are raking in millions—worth it? Critics question if their pay matches the scale of their responsibilities, especially when compared to premiers or hospital chiefs. Meanwhile, a heated debate rages over keeping MotoGP in town, with some pushing to repurpose heritage grandstands instead of chopping down trees or sacrificing public parks. And amid all this, a reader’s story of savin...

A deadly 2024 five-car pile-up at Maryborough’s Bruce Highway and Walker Street claimed three lives, sparking calls for urgent safety upgrades. The LNP, which pledged improvements before the election, says planning is complete and the project is now entering detailed design — with construction targeted for 2027. Assistant Transport Minister Sam OConnor emphasized a “calm and methodical” approach,...

Seventeen-year-old Cruz Hewitt is rewriting junior tennis history at Wimbledon, storming into the boys’ singles quarter-finals with a straight-set win over a tough opponent — and he did it while beating his dad Lleyton’s best junior finish. Serving 10 aces and hitting 22 winners, Cruz hasn’t dropped a set all tournament. Ranked 606th in the ATP, he’s the first Aussie to reach this stage in a decad...

Iran’s retaliation against U.S.-backed Middle Eastern nations escalates as the region braces for wider conflict, following U.S. airstrikes targeting Iranian capabilities to threaten global shipping lanes — a critical chokepoint for 20% of the world’s oil. Amid Iran’s national mourning for its slain Supreme Leader, cities across the region report explosions and missile interceptions, with casualtie...

Amy Remeikis, a journalist and contributing editor at The New Daily, bravely exposes a new wave of targeted harassment from political figures—this time, unusually vicious—aimed at silencing her. She details how these tactics are designed to intimidate and undermine women in journalism, turning investigative work into a high-stakes battle for truth and safety. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a...

Bangarra Dance Theatre is set to receive the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in Dance at the Venice Biennale — a historic first for an Australian company and the first time the award honors a collective rather than an individual. Founded in 1989, this powerhouse of First Nations performing arts has shaped global dance with over 30 Helpmann Awards and iconic Olympic contributions. Artistic Dir...

Kylian Mbappé delivered a match-defining performance, scoring a breathtaking goal to break Morocco’s resistance and propel France into the World Cup semi-finals, showcasing his elite skill and composure after a missed penalty, while his assist and late ovation cemented his status as the tournament’s most dangerous weapon. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/di...

Prince Harry and allies like Elton John and Baroness Lawrence lost a major court battle against the Daily Mail publisher, with the High Court dismissing all 97 allegations of illegal behavior—despite Harry’s claims the media made his life “an absolute misery” and contributed to his safety fears. The judge criticized Harry’s testimony for veering into argument rather than fact, while the publisher...

Discover a groundbreaking whale-watching tour led by Indigenous guides, offering a profound connection to ancestral wisdom and marine conservation. More than just spotting whales, this immersive experience weaves centuries-old stories and traditions into every moment, honoring the deep cultural ties First Nations communities hold with these majestic creatures. It’s a powerful fusion of tradition a...

Australia’s economy is sputtering, with sluggish growth and falling GDP per person leaving many feeling the pinch — but AI might be the spark that turns things around. While the government highlights low unemployment and strong business investment, it’s clear productivity is the real bottleneck. Enter AI: a booming tech frontier drawing global investment and sparking fierce debate. Some call for s...

Get ready to dive into the 2026 Hurtigruten Nordic Film Festival, running July 22–August 16 at Palace Nova Cinemas, where stunning Nordic landscapes meet powerful storytelling from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The festival’s crown jewel? Fjord, the Cannes Palme d’Or winner, a gripping tale of a Norwegian family unraveling when their teen daughter arrives at school with mysterious...

A tragic death in South Australia may be linked to a major Telstra outage that left residents unable to call triple-zero, sparking a police investigation and national outcry. While the main outage was fixed by Thursday morning, a lingering issue delayed emergency access for some, prompting Telstra to conduct over 600 welfare checks. The company’s CFO called it an “unfortunate incident,” while the...

South Australia just smashed its export record again, raking in $18.4 billion — up $220 million from last month — as copper, beef, and premium produce fuel a global demand surge. Copper jumped 41%, beef 39%, and lobster exports soared 43%, all outpacing national averages. New direct flights to Shanghai are already boosting shipments, with 45 tonnes of SA goods hitting the skies weekly. With two st...

Blocking cookies? You might lose personalized features—especially on Facebook’s in-app browser, which has a known glitch that ignores saved cookies. The fix? Redirect links to your phone’s main browser. It’s a small tweak that restores smooth functionality, reminding us that tech’s constant evolution often means temporary hiccups. Want more control? Learn how to enable cookies in Chrome, Firefox,...

Websites are breaking for some users because Facebook’s in-app browser isn’t sending cookies properly—here’s how to fix it fast: switch Facebook to open links in your phone’s default browser, or tweak cookie settings in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari to ensure they’re enabled and stored correctly. Cookies are the digital breadcrumbs keeping your online experience smooth—don’t let them vanish. Listen i...

Adelaide’s weekend weather is turning wild — brace for showers, strong winds, and chilly temps. Friday stays mild but with a chance of rain and northerly winds. Saturday brings a cold front, heavy clouds, 2-10mm rain, and blustery westerly winds dropping temps to 15°C — the wettest day yet. Sunday and Monday keep the dampness going with more showers and chilly highs around 15-16°C, roads could be...

When the remote Fregon Bulldogs were playing in their everyday clothes due to a uniform shortage, a 1,300-kilometer-away Adelaide club stepped in with donated guernseys — a small act that sparked a major turnaround. With new custom kits funded locally and designed with Indigenous art, the team’s spirit and performance soared, propelling them to the brink of finals for the first time in years. This...

Fans flock to Fremantle to honor Bon Scott’s 80th “birthday,” celebrating the AC/DC legend whose music still roars decades after his 1980 passing. The city, his spiritual home, commemorates with a statue kisses, special mint bars, and even an AFL nod — as fans, including grandmothers and kids, gather to keep Scott’s flame alive. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow...

Billy’s Table is gone—welcome to Billy’s Pizza & Pasta Bar, a nostalgic seven-day makeover that drops you right into Nonna’s kitchen with vintage vibes, classic records, and a menu packed with diner favorites. After 20 years in hospitality and eight years running the spot, Billy Petropoulos is dialing in on what he does best: 48-hour fermented sourdough pizzas and handmade pasta. The new digs echo...

A tragic death during Australia’s nationwide Telstra outage has sparked a police investigation after Senator Kerrynne Liddle linked the incident to a failure to reach triple zero. Initially dismissed by the Police Minister as alarmist, police later confirmed they’re probing the case after contacting the senator’s office and connecting with the deceased’s family. Telstra is cooperating, while the s...