Former world champion cyclist Rohan Dennis wants a different judge to sentence him for driving while banned, in a sequel to the case linked to his wife’s death.
The author at the centre of the 2026 Adelaide Writers’ Week chaos is in the running for the Premier’s Award in a prestigious competition that is backed by the SA government.
The state’s wine sector is seeing an unlikely service support some of its most popular wineries.
Amid an ongoing parliamentary inquiry, the National Trust of South Australia says its organisational review could see some of the state’s 80 historic sites up for sale.
Bindi Irwin has shared a touching tribute to her father Steve, the famous “Crocodile Hunter” – and shared the heartwarming way she keeps his memory alive for her own daughter.
All eyes will be on club legend Taylor Walker as he takes to Adelaide Oval for the last time in the Crows Elimination Final battle with the Western Bulldogs.
Can, and should, the algorithm be contained? And would social media companies even comply?
The UN’s weather agency says El Niño is going “off the charts” and supersizing “before our eyes”, with the world facing extreme risks.
The number of Australians missing in flood-hit Nepal and Tibet has been revised after two citizens made contact overnight.
The Birdsville Races stop the Outback, but organisers hope they might kick-start tourism to remote communities cut off by heavy rains.
And police are investigating a service station robbery at Hillcrest.
Australia is leading negotiations at the international climate summit in Turkey this November. Jacqueline Peel warns that making climate change a next generation problem could mean there’s no way back.
Securing a UN Security Council seat would cap the Albanese government’s international efforts, writes Michelle Grattan.
South Australia’s business landscape is changing, with more women taking on senior executive and board positions across some of the state’s biggest and fastest-growing organisations.
Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher explores how ageing, migration and technology will create both challenges and opportunities for businesses over the next decade.
Partnerships with the not-for-profit sector are becoming an increasingly strategic part of doing business.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the way businesses operate, but technology leaders say the organisations gaining the greatest competitive advantage are those treating AI as part of a broader business strategy rather than simply adopting the latest tools.
A heritage-listed Adelaide pub with a pedigree reaching back to the 1850s “that holds a lot of quality memories for people” is switching owners.
A prominent councillor who was kicked out of a meeting earlier this week has called in the media to announce his dramatic next move.
A new plan to have special cameras installed in city streets to pick off noisy cars and hoon drivers has been given the green light.
A brand-new city Christmas tree and decorations with a hefty price tag are being unveiled in the city later this year.
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Thousands of marine species are dying in South Australian waters as businesses and coastal towns struggle from the impact of the harmful algal bloom plaguing the state's coastline.
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