From heartfelt stories of survival to show-stopping performances, the 2025 Ribbon Ball united hundreds of South Australians in support of life-saving cancer research and compassionate care at Flinders.

Tonight, 2025’s biggest and brightest supermoon will be visible from Australia, part of a rare trio of consecutive lunar spectacles.

Far-right parties have already overtaken centre-right parties in some European countries, but is Australia on the same trajectory? Adrian Beaumont explains.

Rare earths and critical minerals are in the spotlight after the Prime Minister and United States President focused on their future in recent discussions. Credit Union SA Chair of Economics at UniSA Susan Stone digs into the opportunities for SA.

Lameroo has beaten fellow finalists Keith and Kimba to take out the title, marking a major win for the region.

South Australians are being urged to drop unwanted clothes at 13 sites across the state this weekend. Dire figures show Australians are the world’s largest textile consumers and dump about 222,000 tonnes of unwanted clothing into landfill each year. See the sites.

Organisers of the Beach Volleyball World Championships are calling for South Aussie support after a controversial Dutch player was banned from Australia. Tomorrow, 4000 tonnes of court sand will be dumped at War Memorial Drive in preparation.

With diversity woven into its workforce and innovation driving its farms, the Mallee town of Lameroo shows its reach as a finalist for the 2025 Agricultural Town of the Year Award.

As the weather warms and summer draws closer, South Australians are preparing to dive into one of the state’s favourite ways of cooling off – a visit to their local pool.

Managing the thousands-strong flock of tiny birds bound for Adelaide’s CBD this roosting season could cost about $150,000. Ideas to deter them, without causing “bird tornadoes” are flying around town hall as they try to avoid a “repeat of last year’s horrors” when birds died in numbers.

As the weather warms and summer draws closer, South Australians are preparing to dive into one of the state’s favourite ways of cooling off – a visit to their local pool.

Legendary cricketer Sir Donald Bradman’s former eastern suburbs club is building a new home. The club dubbed “one of the most successful in Australia” has the likes of Greg Blewett, Clarrie Grimmett and newcomers Jake Lehmann and Jason Sangha on its honour roll.