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A former Adelaide private schoolboy has become one of the most prominent figures in Britain’s biggest far-right extremist organisations, which has been accused of spreading neo-Nazi views.  The removal of temporary inlet closures at Lake Bonney is a step toward normality as floodwaters continue to recede.  The Spice Girls could reunite for a blockbuster concert to mark the coronation of King Charl...

Patients are waiting years with painful, debilitating conditions to see public hospital specialists — then face a separate long queue if they need elective surgery. The road network ravaged by River Murray floodwaters is unlikely to be fully repaired for at least 12 months, says former Infrastructure and Transport department chief Rod Hook. Port Lincoln is now the undisputed shark-diving capital o...

A 17year-old boy has been allegedly forced into a car by two strangers as he walked home from a night out in a bizarre attempted abduction at Somerton Park. A Greed-fuelled murderer who drowned his wife to claim her half of their combined estate is being sued from his prison cell – for failing to pay his $24,000 landscaping bill. While property markets around the country are in decline, South Aust...

South Australia’s cash-strapped trotting club wants to sell most of its  prime land in Adelaide’s north  to clear millions of dollars of debt. Anthony Albanese has a simple message for those weighing up the need for a First Nations Voice to Parliament: “If not now, when?” An eastern suburbs woman is locked in a battle with authorities after she was ordered to remove 60 rescue pigeons living in her...

A teenager planned to “kill as many people as possible” by firebombing a city building, nightclub or shop, and stabbing those inside, to become more “notorious” than his idol, Columbine massacre murderer Eric Harris, a court has heard. An elderly man charged with damaging Guy Sebastian’s fence claims he was trying to widen the access to his property so he could wheel in medical equipment for his t...

Bus disruptions caused by a global driver shortage will continue on Monday as school students return to the classroom and parents have been urged to check timetables. One of the state’s largest regional housing projects, in Wallaroo,  has been shelved but developers are promising to finish work on a first stage resort while looking for buyers to take over the rest of the $220m development. A world...

Almost 60 children who were removed from unsafe parents, or reported to authorities as at risk, have died in the past four years – prompting calls to track their deaths with a public toll. Ambulance patients who thought they had a free ride during union industrial action before the state election face debt collectors if they fail to pay bills which are now being sent out – almost a year after pati...

The SA Ambulance Service has begun to claw back $4m lost when paramedics took industrial action before last March’s election and stopped billing patients for transport to hospital. A construction sector boom and record low jobless rate have surged South Australia’s economy to third best-performing in the nation Teen home shooting And Anger at hockey club’s move to upmarket suburb See omnystudio.co...

A taskforce will be set up to help River Murray communities demolish and rebuild up to 4000 submerged houses and businesses  South Australia’s Attorney-General says changes will be made to the  state-wide First Nations Voice to parliament to ensure it  will not “impinge” on Native Title rights  Prince William's heartfelt message to flood victims And One of South Australia’s firebrand politicians h...

Strict rules will be introduced into South Australian universities to allow students to use artificial intelligence to prepare assignments. Dead rotting fish washed up from the swollen river are causing a stink at Murray Bridge, with a foul odour engulfing the town. Almost 60 children who had been removed from unsafe parents, or reported as at risk, have died in the past four years - prompting cal...

South Australia will become the first state in the country to have an Indigenous Voice to parliament, after the SA Greens confirmed that they would back the state-government’s proposal Fresh off a flight from Colorado where she spent Christmas skiing, Jade Yarbrough ditched her winter clothes, grabbed a bikini and headed to Noosa with boyfriend Michael Clarke. Students at a brand-new high school w...

The state government paid less than $500,000 to host British singer Sam Smith at McLaren Vale earlier this month A Glenelg masseur allegedly preyed upon women he massaged by raping, indecently assaulting and filming them without their knowledge Car park boss accused of more than $10m in fraud against his former employer has also been accused of cheating it over a property deal involving 11 car par...

Minor members of one of the world’s richest families were paid to attend the rebooted Valo Adelaide 500 last year, but the state government is refusing to divulge how much taxpayer money was spent Nearly 300 South Australian companies have registered to compete for contracts that will form part of the Hunter-class frigates supply chain Slip slop slap is going global with the introduction of the ne...

Adelaide’s most expensive private schools have ramped up their fees this year, with costs for year 12 increasing by up  to  6 per cent – far in excess of 2022’s  rises. A 20-YEAR-old Adelaide man has become the first person in South Australia to be charged with directly assisting a criminal group by distributing encrypted AN0M phones. Nearly 300 South Australian companies have registered to compet...

Former SA Police assistant commissioner Paul White, the officer credited with launching the fight against the state’s bikie gangs, has been killed in a cycling collision at Glen Osmond. Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has called for a radical shake-up of Australian sports funding that would result in lottery finances used to bankroll our brightest athletes Thousands of eager fans converged on a...

She is one of Australia’s most recognised faces – an actor, author and a mother of six. But for more than three decades Madeleine West has harboured a dark secret. An out-of-control and fast-moving bushfire has dev­astated a protected conservation park in the Adelaide Hills. Adelaide researchers are working to develop a pill to replace “poo in the post” screening in a bid to detect bowel cancer ea...

Adelaide's Naval Shipbuilding College will close next month after the federal government decided not to extend its five-year contract, costing 35 jobs A new state ministerial code of conduct has been delayed for months over a sticking point The hospitality sector  is bracing for a bumper time with the Santos Tour Down Under officially opening on Friday. And The Transport Workers Union (TWU) has th...

Cardinal George Pell was “on top of the world” hours before his sudden death, according to his devastated brother. A worrying trend has emerged on social media in which South Australian drivers are filming themselves performing wild car stunts Tourism Minister Zoe Bettison has blasted protesters targeting one of the world’s cleanest, greenest sporting events in an attempt to publicise their views...

Welfare groups have called for action after an official report card revealed more than half of all South Australian children are living in disadvantaged socio-economic circumstances. Adelaide rents are among the nation’s most affordable, despite surging faster than those in any other capital city over the past year It smells like rotting flesh – but that didn’t stop thousands of people lining up f...

The battle to get children into their local primary or high schools is intensifying, with 20 campuses hitting capacity within the next year.  Homeowners living kilometres from the River Murray, who are not at risk of having their properties flooded, have had their home insurance premiums jacked up or been barred from taking out new policies because of blanket restrictions imposed by providers. Tor...

Novak Djokovic has reclaimed his place as a dominant force in Australia’s summer of tennis after beating Sebastian Korda from the US to claim  the week 1 final of the Adelaide International. The financial transaction watchdog says an immediate family member of a prominent foreign politician used SkyCity Casino and its bank accounts to funnel millions of Hong Kong dollars out of China while gamblin...

South Australia’s most senior female public servants are paid tens of thousands of dollars less than male bosses, sparking calls for change.  Parents are being urged to do more to protect their children’s personal data from ­being exploited by companies, hackers, foreign nations and paedophiles.  Public transport users have been urged to work from home as bus drivers plan to walk off the job amid...

The British royal family on Friday faced a barrage of devastating and damaging revelations when the Duke of Sussex’s book, Spare, was accidentally released.  More than one in five South Australian parents have either pulled their primary school-aged children out of private school or are seriously considering switching them to the public system to save money.  Senior Opposition MP Tim Whetstone has...

The Australian War Memorial has changed the use of pronouns for fallen soldiers on social media to avoid mistaking the genders of servicemen and women.  The tax office is coming for Australia’s multimillion-dollar ­influencer industry with a promise to tax social media stars on gifts from companies, make them pay GST and stamp out bogus deductions.  Lower Murray communities have been warned to bra...

Adelaide commuters face widespread disruption on Monday when bus drivers walk off the job, demanding a 24 per cent pay rise.  Boating operators have welcomed the state government’s plan to ease restrictions on the River Murray in stages, saying it will fast-track a safe return to recreational activities.  South Australia’s 99-year-old tennis player has played alongside some of the world’s best as...