The Advertiser

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Jun 27, 2024

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Tree Branch Obscuring Traffic Lights Where Students Were Hit Has Been Trimmed 25/03/2023 24.03.2023

A hanging tree branch obscuring traffic lights on Kensington Rd where two high school students were hit has finally been trimmed A SOMERTON Park man is Australia’s newest multi-millionaire after taking out Thursday night’s $10.6m Powerball jackpot. The state's growing rental crisis could last up to five years, a property expert has warned.   ADELAIDE 36ers captain Mitch McCarron will make his debu...

The 16-Year-Old Girl Hit By A Truck Will Recover 24/03/2023 23.03.2023

The shattered father of the 16-year-old girl hit by a truck on Wednesday morning at the front of her school says his daughter will survive. THE Flinders Ranges region, in the state’s north, has been rocked by an earthquake that was felt 500km away in Adelaide. Alarming footage has captured the moment a South Australian dad was forced to rescue his son from a vicious group of monkeys during a famil...

The CBD Has Been Branded As 'Depressing' 23/03/2023 22.03.2023

THE CBD has been branded “derelict and depressing” in an extraordinary attack by Lord Mayor Jane Lomax-Smith who blamed  her own council for the shocking “decay”. PRINCE Harry is facing questions over whether he lied to enter the US after ­admitting to illegal drug use in his memoir Spare; with a government oversight group launching a new legal challenge over his visa application. Funding to conti...

AUKUS Submarine Workers Will Require Nuclear Skills 20/03/23 19.03.2023

Up to 85 per cent of the 5500 workers building AUKUS submarines in Adelaide would require nuclear skills, says a Rolls-Royce executive  Nearly one in three drivers are being caught on their mobile phones by South Australia’s first-ever phone detection cameras. Three heartbroken families are in mourning after a horrific 30 hours on the state’s roads, with SA Police urging young drivers to stay off...

Social Media Drug Market 19/03/23 18.03.2023

Drug dealers are openly trading illicit substances in social media groups that are remaining active for months despite being in breach of the platform’s terms and conditions. AFL legend Gary Ablett Sr has revealed a diagnosis of “significant structural and functional brain damage” from his storied 248-game career. Australian Idol will boot three of its contestants tonight as the one-time ratings j...

SA Premier Hits Back At State Leaders Over Aukus 18/03/23 17.03.2023

Peter Malinauskas has hit back at fellow Labor state leaders demanding nuclear waste from AUKUS submarines be dumped in SA Suburban park and dense bushland have been used as “dead-drop zones” just like the movies, with cash couriers secretly delivering dirty funds in money laundering schemes. A major milestone in the recovery for flood-ravaged South Australian communities was reached on Friday as...

New Adelaide Oval Game Day Food Offerings 17/03/23 16.03.2023

Adelaide Oval’s new game day food offerings feature gourmet burgers, vegan options and gluten-free offerings – but footy fans will be forking out more for chips and beers.  Paul Keating may have slammed Foreign Minister Penny Wong for “running around the Pacific Islands with a lei around (her) neck” but it turns out the former PM never minded a bit of ceremonial dress-up in his time. This year’s A...

Power Bills In SA Set To Soar From July 16/03/23 15.03.2023

Power bills for South Australian households are set to jump by more than 20 per cent from July 1, adding to soaring cost-of-living pressures  The Australian Education Union will hold a crisis meeting today after CCTV captured SA branch secretary Leah York in an alleged shoplifting incident. A new partnership of defence companies and hundreds of new university places for South Australia will be key...

Adelaide Ranked Meth Capital Of Australia 15/03/23 14.03.2023

Adelaide has been ranked the methylamphetamine capital of Australia, according to the latest National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program. The parents of Hannah Clarke, who was murdered with her children in a horrific domestic violence attack, say moves to criminalise coercive control in SA will save lives. Raising the height of floors in new shacks on the River Murray is one option under considera...

Council Rates On The Rise For SA Homeowners 14/03/23 13.03.2023

Homeowners will be hit by  a dramatic rise in council rates, with the first indicator estimates increases of up to  10 per cent. The longtime partner and alleged murderer of missing man Geoff McLean was also responsible for his dousing with petrol and acid months before the killing, court documents allege. The state of South Australia has paid $2.5m to a Port Augusta family after an 18-month-old b...

Ex-One Nation Sues 13/03/2023 12.03.2023

A former One Nation candidate, who was acquitted of assaulting a dentist, is suing South Australian Police for $30m, claiming officers and police prosecutors harassed and abused process during a trial for assault.  One of the state’s most troubled schools and others that have had to deal with violent incidents will ban mobile phones a term earlier than planned, as videos of schoolyard fights conti...

New Police Mounted Operations Unit In South Parklands 12/03/2023 11.03.2023

A DISUSED portion of the south Parklands has been chosen as the preferred site for the new location of the police mounted operations unit. ANTHONY Albanese arrives in the US on Sunday to seal a historic deal to arm Australia with nuclear submarines, undeterred by China’s campaign to block the move and France’s ongoing anger at being cut out. ADELAIDE pubs and restaurants are readying for a “substa...

Australia's Nuclear Submarine Program Needs More Money 11/03/2023 10.03.2023

AUSTRALIA’S nuclear submarine program will require a major increase in defence spending, according to Anthony Albanese, but the Prime Minister says it is necessary to keep the country safe. Are you as smart as a school kid? Because a third of adults who tried a sample NAPLAN quiz weren’t. JIMMY Barnes is back in the swing after recent surgery, launching his much-speculated rockabilly global superg...

Calls To Ban TikTok On Government Devices 10/03/2023 09.03.2023

All workers in Australia’s future nuclear submarine industry would obtain base-level qualifications in nuclear technology in a “pyramid” workforce system headed up by a group of top experts under official AUKUS plans. A BRAVE dad was bitten by a deadly snake that lunged at his two-year-old daughter inside   their Tailem Bend home. STATE aged care homes will be at risk of closing down when the fede...

First Aussie Woman Trained Astronaut By International Space Agency 09/03/2023 08.03.2023

Space pioneer Katherine Bennell-Pegg is set to make history as the first Australian woman to be trained as an astronaut by an international space agency. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday confirmed he would travel to the US “for a bilateral meeting” with President Joe Biden, but did not reveal the exact timing of the trip, or if UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak would be involved. A LUCKY y...

One More Interest Rate Rise To Come 08/03/2023 07.03.2023

Just one more hike – that’s the coded message of hope buried in the last paragraph of Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe’s statement on its latest 0.25 per cent interest rate increase. LIFE-SAVING drugs such as blood thinner warfarin, adrenaline, antibiotics and cancer treatments are unavailable as Australia’s medicines’ shortage worsens. FORMER foreign minister Julie Bishop will host...

SA On Track For Bumper AFL Gather Round 6/03/23 05.03.2023

The AFL says South Australia has done everything possible so far to prove it is capable of hosting Gather Round in coming years A grandmother suffered burns to 40 per cent of her body and inhaled flames, scorching her lungs, after being covered in petrol and set alight by her partner  Prince Harry  has said he’s always felt different from his family and his wife gave him an escape route out of the...

Food Was My Heroin: Cosi 05/03/23 04.03.2023

Media personality Andrew “Cosi” Cosgrove has shed 35kg in less than four months after undergoing gastric sleeve surgery. A group of Eyre Peninsula traditional owners will take their fight against a nuclear waste dumping facility to the Federal Court, as debate over the controversial project continues. Flood-affected residents have been urged not to “suffer in silence” as more than 3000 properties...

Wheelie Bin Murder Twist 04/03/2023 03.03.2023

Mark John Murphy has been charged with murder, attempted murder, assault, serious criminal trespass and intentionally causing serious harm to another person. Surveillance equipment built by companies linked to the Chinese government are being ripped out of the ABC after they were uncovered across three sites.  Electric cars outsold hybrids for the first time in February as Australian motorists ado...

Children Living In ‘High-Risk’ Housing 03/03/2023 02.03.2023

More than 40 children found to be living in “high-risk” situations by a top level child protection review were persistently absent from school. Property owners living near major infrastructure projects, who say they have had  hundreds of thousands of dollars wiped off the value of their homes, will not be compensated. A merger of Adelaide’s universities can succeed if a world-leading research inst...

Whistleblower Labels SA Police Force As Toxic 2/03/23 01.03.2023

Crimes are going unsolved or not being properly investigated, emergency calls are not answered on time while officers are resigning in droves from a “toxic” SA Police, a whistleblower claims. A University of Adelaide student will face a jury accused of planning a terror attack in what will be the second terrorism trial in SA The world’s biggest pop star has officially cancelled the Australian and...

SACA Umpire Guilty Of Child Sex Abuse 1/03/23 28.02.2023

A former SANFL and SACA umpire has pleaded guilty to three child sex abuse charges  An Adelaide-based radar manufacturer has developed technology capable of detecting objects like the Chinese spy balloon Tax on superannuation for the nation’s wealthiest will be doubled from 2025, while the Albanese Government did not rule out targeting more tax breaks And Football Australia is set to confirm on We...

Tourism Boost For The Riverland Region 28/02/23 27.02.2023

South Australians will have the opportunity to nab vouchers valued at up to $200 for a Riverland adventure or stay, in a bid to boost tourism  The winemakers of McLaren Vale are pouring their own personal touch into the Victor Harbor Rd duplication in an unconventional way. South Australians face paying more for their favourite pub schnitzel or steak as publicans battle huge insurance hikes, indus...

Fire Up On Nuke Skills 27/02/23 26.02.2023

Australia must train at least 600 nuclear engineers in the next five years to prepare the country for the mammoth task of operating nuclear-powered submarines. South Australia’s most controversial building is at the centre of an official safety inquiry after a second dangerous site breach involving neighbouring Parliament House in four months.  A former Adelaide mother facing execution in the Unit...

It Was The Fringe Who Walked, It Wasn’t Us 26/2/23 25.02.2023

The Advertiser and sister publication the Sunday Mail refute claims made by the CEO of the Fringe Heather Croall earlier this week. South Australia is in the midst of a “potentially life-threatening” medication shortage. South Australia will spearhead a national strategy to ensure more apprentices complete their training. International cricket helped deliver a $95million dollar economic boost to t...

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