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Dozens of people have been reported dead and their bodies retrieved from Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe after a passenger ferry capsized, according to local officials.
The vandalism of an Adelaide workers club with Nazi symbols has been condemned by staff who say they are "appalled", "disgusted" and "absolutely horrified" by the incident.
Taipei says it is seeking clarification from Indonesia after China's defence ministry announced the planned naval drill.
An Adelaide woman incorrectly diagnosed with a migraine was twice failed by the health system in the lead-up to her fatal stroke, according to a deputy coroner who reached the "overwhelming conclusion" the 32-year-old's…
Mounjaro is still not available on the PBS as Eli Lilly negotiates price points but the company's CEO says the door remains open.
South Australia's safety watchdog is investigating the death of a person involved in a "serious workplace incident" in the Adelaide Hills.
Criminal neglect offences have been dropped against the directors of a former NDIS provider Integrity Care charged over the death of their client Ann Marie Smith.
A hot air balloon flight over Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre made history over the weekend, narrowly avoiding wild weather.
Police have ended the search for a three-month-old's body, and have called on the community to stop speculating about the tragedy.
South Australia's royal commission into artificial intelligence is Premier Peter Malinauskas's latest foray into a national issue. There's no guarantee of success, writes state political reporter Thomas Kelsall.
A man standing trial for an alleged stabbing murder at a party in Adelaide's north in 2007 did not inflict the fatal wound but was among a group of four men accused of murdering the victim, a court hears.
A former Beauty and the Geek contestant accused of murdering her partner has denied the allegation and has flagged a potential mental health defence, a court hears.
Police said a vehicle crashed into a tree in Adelaide's southern suburbs, but the driver has managed to escape with just "minor injuries".
July 2026 was the hottest month ever in the United States, whilst almost three-quarters of England is now in drought.
South Australia pioneered the global push to restrict children's access to social media. Could the state's royal commission into AI also lead to national policy?
Many Adelaide couples are scrambling to find a new venue for their weddings after a popular restaurant and cellar door announced its "unexpected" closure.
South Australia's Employment Tribunal has fined energy giant AGL after workers were exposed to lead during a decommissioning project at an Adelaide power station.
South Australia is launching a royal commission into artificial intelligence, with the state's premier saying society is at a "fork in the road".
Laneway Festival is making a few changes for its 2027 edition with a new home in one state and a rest in a couple of cities.
Three people were rescued after attempting to drive through flood waters, following a weekend of heavy rainfall and storms across South Australia.
After 100 days making films in different countries, Race Around the World winner Elliot Constable credits one particular approach for his success.
Typhoon Dolphin makes landfall in densely populated eastern China, meteorological authorities say, after the storm triggered more than 1,000 flight cancellations, evacuations and a top-level alert.
The granddaughter of Able Seaman Thomas Todd, who was killed at Beachport by an exploding German sea mine, is calling for a memorial to him and another man killed during World War II.
Near misses have risen in Adelaide over 12 months, with the SA government releasing footage showing how close some people have come to severe injury or death.
Hilda Quiroga says she was "struck" by Steve Mayer from the moment they first met until his death at 53 through voluntary assisted dying.
Chefs say a variety called sugarloaf cabbage is changing people's minds on how the vegetable can be the star of the dish rather than simply a side.
An "unusual" flu trend will likely see more people sneezing and reaching for their tissues after the peak winter season, South Australia's health experts say.
Ukraine has denied targeting Bulgaria after a drone entered Bulgaria's airspace exploded close to the strategic Trans-Balkan gas pipeline near the Romanian border.
Iran and Oman are "very close" to reaching an accord on a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's foreign minister says. This is your three-minute briefing on the key developments overnight in the Middle…
Broadcaster and author Sarah Macdonald is part of a growing army of silent unpaid workers, coping with the consequences of a housing crisis and a broken aged care system.
A university program challenges the idea that women need to grow up on a farm to build a career in agriculture.
Ukraine's 40-day campaign to take the war to the heart of Russia has increased the strain on Russian businesses, people and air defences, analysts say.
When you sit down to fill in the census, you will be taking part in an ancient human tradition.
The 1980s contaminated blood crisis devastated the lives of thousands of Australians who were infected with hepatitis C or HIV. Now, survivor Tristan Stanley, who contracted hep C as a child, has uncovered government…
South Australia has quickly become the country's hotspot for H5N1 bird flu and while the bulk of the cases are from coastal birds, what does a spread look like if it continues inland and crosses into other species?
A stoma nurse helped David Platt feel comfortable after a significant medical procedure, but now South Australia's largest regional city is nearly without the service.
The opposition leader says South Australians are not interested in the internal machinations of the Liberal Party. That does not mean they're not significant, writes state political reporter Thomas Kelsall.
It may be 10 years since Australia won gold in women's rugby sevens at the Rio Olympics, but the impact of the victory will be felt for generations to come.
Cory Doctorow says the AI revolution promised by tech bros isn't inevitable but the bursting of an AI bubble is. He wants to remind us another future is possible.
The explosive evidence heard at a two-day inquiry into Labor's proposed crackdown on wagering advertising has proved a watershed moment for the increasingly friendless bill.
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