A state MP accused of assaulting a woman and breaching an intervention order will remain behind bars awaiting a home detention report, a court has ruled.
It’s not the big splurges breaking your bank — it’s these little budget leaks you barely notice. Here’s how to spot them...
A state MP accused of assaulting a woman and breaching an intervention order will remain behind bars awaiting a home det...
Weakness in financials, energy and IT stocks is weighing on the local bourse, as the local market shrugs off a Santa Cla...
The Chinese military says it’s dispatching army, navy, and air and rocket forces to conduct drills around Taiwan, furthe...
The US President says he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are “a lot closer” to an agreement that would end th...
Kiin celebrated three years with a Bond themed event.
The Kathleen Lumley Foundation launch reception was hosted by the Governor at Government House.
Master Builders SA hosted its CEO Luncheon at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Centina celebrated the year at its office and Khou Wine Bar in Kent Town.
The SA Exploration and Mining conference and cocktail event was held at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Lucky’s Beach Club hosted the launch of its 2025/26 season.
From a club night on New Year’s Eve to a hangover cure on New Year’s Day, we’ve got the details about what’s open this w...
After 33 years on the force, Sergeant Joe McDonald has seen more than his share of tragedy – including one week he’ll ne...
With intimate washes, deodorants, masks and fillers flooding TikTok and Instagram, it’s easy to think your vulva needs t...
“The whole concept is people, produce, place,” says Port Adelaide’s Phil Donnelly, who has launched a new series in a bi...
It’s been a great year for SA music and these are our team’s favourite tracks that’ll keep rotating on our playlists in...
As Slingsby Theatre readies its three-part curtain-call A Concise Compendium of Wonder, artistic director Andy Packer re...
In Part Two of our 2026 preview, we’ve pulled aside some of Adelaide’s most prominent arts leaders for a peek at what t...
From Hannah Kent to Adelaide Writers’ Week director Louise Adler, we’ve polled the state’s writers, publishers, reviewer...
In this week’s Poet’s Corner, editor John Miles concludes another year.
Powered by rhinestones and pure Dolly energy, Tricia Paoluccio dazzles as Dolly Parton in a jukebox musical with a glitt...
Poet Jane Frank’s new collection comprises hymns to the natural world and poems about suburban life and observations of ...
This newly renovated home boasts the luxury of space with six bedrooms, six car parks and a self-contained apartment.
Take a look through the aquarium-style pool windows of this Henley Beach South home on the market this week, offering oc...
Held in the same family for more than 45 years, this architectural ’70s home in the Adelaide foothills is now on the mar...
This grand neoclassical home in Walkerville boasts expansive grounds of 2600 square metres with an indoor swimming pool,...
This traditional late Victorian farmhouse-style home sits on 71 acres of land and enjoys vast views of Adelaide.
On the market with a price tag of about $3 million, this expansive home in Toorak Gardens features a tennis court, swimm...
A life spent “caring for others”: a former Federal Liberal MP has died after a battle with cancer, aged 59 years.
The state’s Human Services Minister is urging those struggling to make ends meet over Christmas to apply for funding help before the end of the year.
Mike Smithson delves into the ashes of political commentary and more troublesome Liberal grinches as Santa’s sleigh gets set for its annual pilgrimage down under.
From a club night on New Year’s Eve to a hangover cure on New Year’s Day, we’ve got the details about what’s open this week.
As cocaine use becomes more common in SA, police have added it to the roadside drug testing scheme. Here’s a rundown on the changes.
SALIFE The Collector’s Issue
As Slingsby Theatre readies its three-part curtain-call A Concise Compendium of Wonder, artistic director Andy Packer reflects on the company’s history, and their ecological ambitions for sustainable touring theatre.
