Catch up on your smoko
People within one kilometre of Moonta Street at Port Adelaide are being advised to evacuate immediately due to burning sulphur.
Tattoo artists are concerned about customers increasingly requesting designs based on AI-generated images, which they say often contain errors and set "unrealistic expectations".
A stray piece of a rocket, the size of a school bus, has smashed into the Moon, likely creating a new crater.
A disability pensioner has been ordered to remove his three consistently crowing pet roosters — which he considers to be "therapeutic animals" — from his property in regional South Australia.
Jetstar says charging passengers to use overhead lockers brings it into line with many overseas low-cost airlines. But is "unbundling" fees and charges actually making it more expensive to fly budget?
It is the first time since World War II that a formal plan will be proposed, reflecting increasing concerns of conflict breaking out in this region.
The Mount Barker District Council has ordered Forest School SA to immediately cease activities citing "significant concerns".
Nearly 1.3 million hectares of the South Australian outback has been bought by billionaire Adelaide businessman Charlie Shahin, whose family founded the OTR petrol station and convenience store network.
A Riverland businessman says he has paid for a very expensive lesson after falling victim to a bogus work crew that fleeced him and wrecked his driveway.
Hayley Catherine McCarthy-Long has been ordered to stand trial for murder in South Australia's Supreme Court.
As bird flu begins to spread among resident shorebirds, communities are coming to terms with the damage it may do.
More than 1,700 tree martins have been killed or injured in Adelaide CBD's shopping strip, largely from flying into glass windows and overhead wires, a new report has found.
The cost of alcohol is grinding Australia's old pub culture and live music venues into dust. Should we keep forging ahead with six-monthly increases in the beer excise?
Part of a SpaceX rocket will crash into the Moon, with the impact likely to be seen from Earth.
The death toll from twin earthquakes which struck Venezuela in June has risen to 6,125 with about 1,400 people still missing, according to the latest figures.
A greyhound trainer, who was struck by a 28-kilogram "mechanical lure" travelling at 70 kilometres per hour, has been ordered to return compensation to the sport's peak racing body.
From Newcastle in NSW to Windsor Castle in England, Christopher and Miriam Allan carry their family’s love of music across generations and continents.
Four Adelaide girls have survived gruelling auditions to be selected to perform in Anastasia the musical.
Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi was visited by a delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
After deliberating for just over two hours, a jury found former prison worker Enio Screpanti guilty of the rape and aggravated indecent assault of a female inmate.
A Riverland greyhound trainer has been disqualified for three animal welfare-related breaches, including an instance where veterinary care was not sought for an "acutely unwell" dog that died.
The SA nurses' union and the state opposition are calling for an end to the practice of "corridor care" in SA hospitals, but the health minister says the measure helps reduce ramping.
The first mass mortality of Australian wildlife from the deadly H5 bird flu has been confirmed in greater crested terns found on an island off South Australia's coast.
Former Wallaroo Mines Primary School principal Tamarin Condon has been cleared of "misconduct" by the South Australian Department for Education.
There are fears Australia has reached a bleak milestone in the spread of H5 bird flu, following the discovery of a large group of dead and sick birds off South Australia's coast on Friday.
SA Police say the man was hit by a car before falling into the path of a four-wheel-drive.
A 1968 Chevrolet Camaro which featured in The Fast and Furious franchise's seventh film is up for sale and on display to prospective buyers in the Adelaide Hills.
After years building a power base within the SA division, the right-wing senator is the frontrunner to become the Liberal Party’s state president. It could have wide-ranging implications for Angus Taylor and Ashton Hurn.
European Union states are demanding stricter international border controls and have called an emergency meeting as Spain reassures safety of Schengen Area.
A stolen car full of explosives, a hostage held at gunpoint, and a plan gone awry. Inside the anti-woodchip bombing at WA's Bunbury port in 1976.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy must have felt a little triggered when he walked into the Oval Office this week. But Trump's public anger is now often directed at another at-war ally.
From Tasmania to Broken Hill and the Northern Rivers of NSW, people are finding ways to beat the housing crisis.
The price of unleaded and diesel will climb in the next week as the government's fuel excise cut officially ends. But experts say prices won't go as high as they did due to increased supply.
Have Queens Of The Stone Age mellowed? After 30 years the rock titans are finding "new ways to do old things".
An estimated 50,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in chaotic scenes that left dozens dead. Here's what happened and why the crisis has prompted parts of Europe to tighten its borders.
South Australian authorities are investigating a mass bird mortality event after more than 80 dead and sick birds were found off the state's south-east coast.
A police officer who was injured in an alleged stabbing in Adelaide's northern suburbs this week has been discharged from hospital.
Family and friends of an Aboriginal man who died in police custody in Adelaide just over a week ago have paid tribute to the 23-year-old at a CBD vigil.
A record-high number of people are seeking help via the National Debt Helpline, as financial counsellors say anyone can seek support.
In 1928, Balaklava school teacher Jeanne Day set her eyes on a Finnish tall ship docked at Port Lincoln and decided to disguise herself as a boy for the voyage of a lifetime.
Australian IT solutions, delivered with experience
Linux Server Management · AI-Assisted Web Development · Domains & Hosting
30+ years' experience · Operating since 2000 · 100% Australian
