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The Business Council of Australia says a new tariff will make it harder for Australian businesses to compete in the US and could reduce investment.
Twenty-seven people including families with young children went missing after two boats capsized in rough seas in Papua New Guinea's north-east on Saturday.
A major review warns parts of Australia's national security laws could undermine democracy and press freedom.
Three SA Health staff are being investigated for allegedly accessing the private medical records of AFL star Tony Modra, while a further five are being "assessed" to determine whether their access to the records was…
How did an insect repellent get to the hospital? Who released it? And how did almost a dozen staff at the hospital get sick?
Cave divers have swapped measuring tapes and pencils for 3D modelling to map a patchwork of underwater caves below houses and streets in Mount Gambier.
Data shows Adelaide is bucking national housing trends with median property prices rising 4.8 per cent in the June quarter.
The first UNICEF-supported Ebola nursery opens in the Democratic Republic of Congo, supporting young children whose parents have contracted the disease while the number of cases intensifies.
In June, a bulk carrier made an unprecedented delivery of EVs to Australia, sounding an ominous warning to the world's automakers.
A man has died in the Adelaide CBD after police say he became unresponsive during an attempted arrest this afternoon.
Eleven staff at an Adelaide hospital have become unwell and a dozen emergency beds have been closed, after the accidental release of an "outdoor insect repellent" inside the facility.
SA Police have arrested and charged a man from Adelaide's northern suburbs for the production and possession of AI-generated child exploitation material.
A family discovered a large waste dump, allegedly created by a South Australian horse racing club, as they began foundation work on their home, court documents allege.
On the far west coast of SA, this Aboriginal community requires a permit to enter, meaning people usually drive on by. But new public art at the roadhouse, bought by the community, aims to boost tourism and financial…
Kiana Elliott thought gymnastics would be her pathway to the podium, but turned to weightlifting after an injury forced her to retire.
The student who started a youth uprising across India is fast becoming the biggest challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 12-year reign.
Australia's property market has entered a downturn after both house and unit prices fell for the first time in more than three years. Despite the downturn, house prices remained at record highs in the South Australian…
The Reserve Bank is concerned that too many Australians have little idea what the central bank is trying to achieve with interest rates, which it says could be making its job harder.
Perth paediatrician Tareq Kamleh went to Syria to join the Islamic State group in 2015 and has, until now, been presumed dead.
The state government last week announced a $61.1 million preschool and primary school would be built on a 5.5-hectare parcel of land in Mount Barker's south-east, including on the site of popular Thai restaurant Wok The…
The Odyssey's director Sir Christopher Nolan has a stellar catalogue. Interstellar, even. But as his new film smashes box office records, is it safe to crown him the new king of Hollywood?
Women who have lost children talk about continuing in the wake of such grief, and how people stepped up, or stepped away.
US investigators say speed was a likely factor in the crash that killed actor Kaylee Hottle, 18.
A cliff site in South Australia's Riverland, home to Aboriginal ancestral remains, has been excavated without authorisation.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy replaces the country's commander-in-chief after protests against his sacking of the defence minister last week.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is being questioned on the cost of the war against Iran, his idea of testosterone screening for troops, and the number of service people who have died.
Flood-damaged roads and soggy racetracks mean some of the outback's favourite events are being cancelled and keeping tourists away.
Three Whyalla steelworks employees have been treated for injuries suffered during attempts to restart the site's troubled blast furnace, the ABC understands.
An inquest is investigating whether a man killed his mother before placing her in the driver's seat of her car to stage that she was behind the wheel during a crash.
AFL legend Tony Modra shares a post-crash update on social media, posting photos of him in hospital and with family, and saying he is now "getting out and about".
When two mates "sailed" a toilet barge across Backstairs Passage to Kangaroo Island, there was more to it than just having a laugh.
Earlier this year, Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah said she had sent two concerns notices to SA Premier Peter Malinauskas over comments made around the time of her controversial removal from the line-up…
The driving force behind skyrocketing power prices this century has been investment by grid owners, and sometimes over-investment, but one expert believes it's time to start questioning our priorities if we want to…
The SA government says it is exploring all legal options to respond to developer Wel.Co after it walked away from 75 contracts at a site north of Adelaide.
The White House says the tariffs will go into effect in 30 days, meaning there is time for negotiations.
Edible glitter is being used to track the reproductive cycles of the two youngest southern white rhinos Monarto Safari Park.
A man accused of murdering a woman in Adelaide's southern suburbs tells a court he is not to blame for her death, and instead alleges the crime was committed by the victim's ex-wife.
South Australia’s largest federal electorate will be renamed in honour of an Aboriginal leader. Experts say it is also the state’s most likely to fall to One Nation.
The owners of a Mount Barker restaurant have launched a petition to block the government's proposed acquisition of the site on which their business stands.
A driver has been reported over a multi-car crash in which concrete slabs fell onto the North-South Motorway, in Adelaide's north.
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