The Advertiser

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Jun 27, 2024

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Rats On You Now 14/07/2022 13.07.2022

The state government has ruled out taking over a federal scheme providing free rapid antigen tests (RATs) to concession card-holders that will end on July 31. The TikTok following of a Burnside councillor has been exposed after he was embroiled in a social media scandal involving an inappropriate message he sent to teenage girl’s Instagram account. A recreational fisherman has slammed “faceless bu...

Giants Gesture For ‘Boy On The Hill’ 13/07/22 12.07.2022

There were emotional scenes as a dedicated baseball fan with a devastating cancer diagnosis was treated to a “final bat” alongside his beloved Adelaide Giants club players.  A Burnside councillor has taken down his Instagram account – claiming he was hacked – after it was revealed it had allegedly been used to send an inappropriate message to an underage girl and was also following a number of fem...

Blame Game Over Big Stink 12/07/22 11.07.2022

Hills fertiliser company Neutrog is trying to shift the blame for a big stink at Kanmantoo to an expanding wastewater treatment plant nearby. The ringleader of a group of men who set upon two brothers in a “savage” spanner attack because of a brief misunderstanding over a reserved pokie machine has been jailed for more than four years. Adelaide’s most prominent forensic expert has issued a public...

Dig For The Truth 11/07/22 10.07.2022

More than 50 years after Professor George Duncan died after being thrown into the River Torrens – in what became an era-defining hate crime – there are calls to exhume his body and launch a final investigation. Australian bikies who have moved to South-East Asia to escape the attention of police are being targeted to disrupt their ongoing criminal activities. Big Santa is poised to make a comeback...

Mystery Of the Vanishing Shack 10/07/2022 09.07.2022

Furious shack owners are demanding to know who ordered the demolition of their beloved holiday homes, as a Miami businessman hits back in an exclusive interview. A fishing enthusiast has lost a legal challenge against being ordered to stop using a dinghy on a popular reservoir. After being a victim of Covid for the past two years, the Lumary City-Bay Fun Run is back – and forging a new path. And.....

Winchester Assassin Allegedly Uncovered 09/07/2022 08.07.2022

An assassin who was suspected of the execution murder of Australian Federal Police assistant commissioner Colin Winchester 30 years ago has been allegedly identified after a secret police ­review into Italian mafia operations in Australia.  Penny Wong was due to meet her Chinese counterpart on Friday evening for the first talks between the two countries’ foreign ministers since 2019.  A world-firs...

Cop Call-Out 08/07/2022 07.07.2022

A 12-member taskforce has been formed to determine how many additional police need to be recruited in the next decade and what traditional roles can be handed to non-sworn officers to help alleviate the resourcing crisis. General medical practices have plenty of vaccines in stock as people 50 and over become eligible for a fourth jab from Monday, but officials warn people need to book. The hospita...

Wall To Wall Reforms 07/07/2022 06.07.2022

Major reforms to the South Australian housing sector are needed to  ease the escalating  rental crisis. South Australian domestic travellers are being warned to arrive at least two hours before their flights as airlines brace for end-of-term chaos. Bans have been slapped on interstate imports of live bees and pigs as biosecurity authorities fight the spread of deadly diseases threatening produce w...

Rate Hike Through The Roof 06/07/2022 05.07.2022

Homeowners with a $500,000 mortgage will have to find an extra $3353 by Christmas to keep up with their repayments.                                                      Cleaning can now earn you the big bucks, with some cleaners earning a potential $145,600 a year. South Australia’s housing crisis is set to worsen as thousands of homes are removed from a government program providing subsidised ren...

Liberals Crisis Worsens 05/07/2022 04.07.2022

The crisis facing the SA Liberals has intensified with a lacklustre result in the weekend by-election in the blue-ribbon southeastern Adelaide seat of Bragg. Australia must set the global benchmark for nuclear safety to temper the lofty military aspirations of rogue nations like Iran, Five people fled for their lives as a huge fire  ripped through an inner-city warehouse.   Alfa Romeo driver Zhou...

Rental Crisis As Thousands Of Homes Sit Empty 04/07/2022 03.07.2022

Tens of thousands of homes are sitting empty as hundreds of South Australians desperately search for rental properties. The WA woman tragically killed in a horrific car crash near Mount Gambier, was a “bright and bubbly” human resources manager in the mining industry. South Australia’s sluggish paediatric Covid-19 vaccination program is failing to significantly boost rates of children being jabbed...

Neo-Nazi Threat During NAIDOC Week 03/07/2022 02.07.2022

Indigenous activists are worried far right groups might use violence against Aboriginals during NAIDOC week which starts on Sunday. A restaurant and gift shop operator forged a medical certificate in an attempt to swindle more than $820,000 from the Australian Tax Office in falsely claimed GST rebates. Tech-savvy youth gangs are funding their flamboyant lifestyles by ripping off ­unsuspecting vict...

Footy Squeeze 02/07/2022 01.07.2022

More than 20 new footy ovals will be needed in Adelaide and its surrounds within a decade to cater for a growing number of community footballers. Tipping in Australian restaurants has soared since the start of the pandemic but according to research- South Australian diners are less generous than their interstate counterparts. Finding a GP is only going to get more difficult as the number of junior...

Perre Convicted Of NCA Bombing 01/07/2022 30.06.2022

Longtime NCA bombing suspect Domenic Perre has been found guilty of the infamous crime after 28 years of speculation – and was rushed to hospital in the wake of the historic verdict. Premier Peter Malinauskas has done a U-turn and announced free flu jabs for all South Australians will be extended. South Australia has recorded its first case of monkeypox in a returned traveller from overseas. An em...

Dog Act 29/06/2022 29.06.2022

The owners of a German shepherd cross akita have slammed Salisbury Council for dumping their microchipped pet dog at the tip after he was hit by a car. The state government has vowed to buy 36 ambulances to help cut   ramping numbers at major public hospitals. South Australia’s first gourmet truffle hunting tour has launched on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Adelaide Oval has more than halved the price o...

Losing Our Religion 29/06/2022 28.06.2022

South Australians are topping the nation as ‘non believers’ The 2021 Census found over 806,000 South Australians answered “no religion”, a large increase on nearly 600,000 in 2016. The Prime Minister arrived for the NATO Summit in Madrid-  sending the message if Beijing tries to impose its will “by force” it would face a unified resistance from the same countries standing against Russia’s illegal...

Dunny Business 28/06/2022 27.06.2022

A North Adelaide rental apartment boasting a baffling bathroom design has raised eyebrows online. Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong  will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Pressure is mounting for free flu jabs to be extended for the winter amid a fresh spike in cases and the state’s Covid-19 mass vaccination hubs closing. And Port Adelaide has lodged an official request with the AFL to wear th...

Qatar Flight Boost For SA 27/06/22 26.06.2022

Extra flights will be scheduled into Adelaide from Doha and Auckland to keep pace with growing demand since Covid-19 restrictions eased, as new airport data shows the number of weekly domestic airline seats has exceeded pre-pandemic levels. Richard King’s future as APY Lands general manager is in doubt after a string of scandals  has put his senior position under review. A giant illuminated ring i...

Private Security Guards Used At SA Schools 26/06/22 25.06.2022

South Australian schools are increasingly hiring private security guards to protect students and staff from violence and threatening behaviour, Education Minister Blair Boyer has confirmed.  New guidelines on prescribing antidepressants to children could be in place by the end of the year as figures show their use has tripled in the past decade. Nurses have launched an online blitz  urging the sta...

More Than A Dozen Traditional Police Roles Handed To Security Officers 25/06/2022 24.06.2022

More than a dozen traditional police roles are set to be handed to protective security officers to help solve the force’s crippling resourcing crisis. TOM Koutsantonis may have assumed the unambiguous role of Labor’s “attack dog” but is adamant he does not get politics and political theatre confused with personal friendships. MELODY Horrill has shared the harrowing and deeply personal story of wat...

North-South Road Corridor Cost Blowout 24/06/2022 23.06.2022

GOVERNMENT ministers are bracing for a huge $4bn cost blowout in the state’s biggest-ever infrastructure project, the 10.5km North-South road corridor between the River Torrens and Darlington. THE Adelaide 500 has been locked in as the final race of the Supercars Championship for the next five years. ADELAIDE has tumbled down the list of the world’s most liveable cities as Covid-19 restrictions ar...

High School Bullying Drama 23/06/22 22.06.2022

The mother of an Adelaide high school student who was abused on TikTok says her strong-willed daughter is being worn down by the harassment. A seriously sick woman spent five hours lying on the cold waiting room floor of the Flinders Medical Centre emergency department last Saturday night as no ED beds were available, her family says. A muslim man installed a tracking app on his sister’s phone whe...

Red Card Umpire Abuse 22/06/22 21.06.2022

A junior SA football league umpire has lifted the lid on the vile abuse they suffer on game day and it's not just the players behaving badly. The public   hospital system is at breaking point, with patients being “treated on chairs” and doctors working 11-day shifts, a disturbing review has found.  A career criminal acquitted of a notorious unsolved cold-case murder must be electronically monitore...

Mali’s Grand Theft Auto 21/06/22 20.06.2022

Adelaide was on the cusp of snatching the Formula One Grand Prix back from Melbourne under a secret plot by Premier Peter Malinauskas, thwarted only by an unfortunate case of ill timing. The police resourcing crisis has boiled over with an emergency meeting of police union workplace delegates called to discuss its impact on rank-and-file officers amid fears public safety could be put at risk. Don’...

Adelaide On Cusp Of Taking Back F1 20/6/2022 19.06.2022

Adelaide was on the cusp of snatching the Formula One Grand Prix back from Melbourne  The police resourcing crisis has boiled over with an emergency meeting of police union workplace delegates called  Don't worry, South Australia, the Big Rocking Horse is not going anywhere. And Kyle Chalmers unleashed one of the fastest splits in ­history to give Australia a ­surprise silver med...

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