WA Defence Firms Ride AUKUS Wave at Perth Expo
Western Australian defence companies are capitalising on AUKUS opportunities at Perth's Indo-Pacific Maritime Exposition, showcasing local innovation to global partners.
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70 SA Educators Honoured at World Teachers' Day Awards
Seventy South Australian educators have been honoured for exceptional dedication at the state's World Teachers' Day awards ceremony, highlighting innovation and commitment across all education sectors.
Toddler killed in Yorke Peninsula car-truck crash
A devastating crash between a car and truck on Yorke Peninsula has claimed the life of a young child, with two adults hospitalised as police investigate the circumstances.
Shocking Police Chase Crash Caught on Camera in Adelaide
Exclusive footage reveals the terrifying moments when a stolen car crashed into a tree after a high-speed police pursuit through Adelaide's northern suburbs, leaving two teenagers hospitalised.
SA's Massive Clothing Recycling Weekend Tackles Fashion Waste
South Australia launches groundbreaking clothing recycling initiative to combat staggering textile waste figures. Discover how you can participate in this environmental game-changer.
South Australia's Top Concerns for 2025 Revealed
From the cost-of-living crunch to the future of the River Murray, we dive into the letters flooding our editor's desk, uncovering the real issues keeping South Australians awake at night.
SA Voting Crisis: Record Low Turnout Sparks Compulsory Vote Calls
South Australia faces a democratic emergency as local council elections record alarmingly low voter participation, sparking urgent calls for compulsory voting reforms.
Snowtown Killer's Secret Parole Review Sparks Outrage
Exclusive details reveal the strict confidentiality surrounding John Bunting's parole review, leaving victims' families in the dark about Australia's most notorious serial killer's potential release.
WA man arrested over alleged Mayanup home invasion
A Western Australian man faces serious charges after allegedly forcing his way into a Mayanup home and assaulting the occupant in a shocking overnight incident that ended with a dramatic police arrest.
Perth battered by severe storms and damaging winds
Western Australia's South West is copping a severe weather beating with dangerous thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and damaging winds set to intensify throughout Tuesday.
Wildcats Imports Duke and Windler Cleared for NBL Clash
Perth Wildcats' American imports David Duke Jr and Dylan Windler are cleared to play against South East Melbourne Phoenix in a highly anticipated NBL showdown at RAC Arena.
Adelaide's International Return: Direct NZ Flights Resume
South Australia's international aviation revival takes off as Air New Zealand launches direct Christchurch-Adelaide service, reconnecting families and boosting tourism.
Tomago Aluminium: Why Government Must Save Critical Industry
The future of Australia's manufacturing hangs in the balance as the Tomago aluminium smelter faces an uncertain future. Expert analysis reveals why government intervention is crucial for energy security and economic stability.
Sheffield Shield: Kellaway Stuns Selectors With MCG Masterclass
Rising star Campbell Kellaway delivers a masterclass innings for Victoria while Nathan McSweeney's century powers South Australia in thrilling Sheffield Shield action.
Geelong Steel Company Collapses with $568,000 Debt
Another Geelong manufacturer falls as JS Ironworkers enters liquidation with $568,000 debt, leaving local suppliers in the lurch and raising concerns about the region's industrial future.
SA Communities Face Climate Threat as Time Runs Out
New report reveals South Australian communities face existential threat from climate change, with experts demanding immediate political action to prevent irreversible damage.
Police to drain dam in third search for missing Gus
In a dramatic escalation of the search for missing man Gus, South Australian police have obtained approval to completely drain a dam near Murray Bridge as part of their third major search operation.
SA Nurses Storm Parliament in Pay Protest
Hundreds of South Australian nurses and midwives have descended on Parliament House, demanding better pay and conditions in what they call a 'kick in the guts' from the state government.
SA Mayors Rush to Brazil for COP31 Climate Talks
South Australian council leaders embark on urgent Brazilian mission to secure global climate commitments ahead of final COP31 negotiations in Adelaide.
McSweeney's ton puts SA in command at WACA
Nathan McSweeney's brilliant Sheffield Shield century has South Australia dominating Western Australia in a thrilling day of cricket at the WACA Ground.
NSW Premier's ultimatum to Tomago Aluminium owners
Chris Minns demands clarity from Australia's largest aluminium smelter as energy crisis threatens thousands of Hunter Valley jobs and regional economy.
Clean Energy Plan Could Save Tomago Aluminium Smelter
A groundbreaking clean energy proposal could secure the future of Australia's largest aluminium smelter while slashing emissions. The Tomago plant's transformation plan promises jobs security and environmental benefits.
Midland Brick Sales Soar as WA Housing Rebounds
Western Australia's building industry is roaring back to life as Midland Brick reports massive sales growth, fueled by recovering home approvals and government construction incentives.
South Perth Festival Triumphs With Zero Complaints
A vibrant two-day festival transformed South Perth's foreshore into a community hub of entertainment and activities, remarkably generating zero official complaints from residents.
Dam to be drained in search for missing SA man Gus Lamont
South Australian police escalate search for missing 73-year-old Gus Lamont, planning to drain a dam on his Walker Flat property as family makes emotional plea for information.
Hanwha eyes major stake in Aussie shipbuilder Austal
South Korea's defence powerhouse Hanwha Group remains in contention for a strategic investment in Australian shipbuilder Austal, potentially reshaping naval manufacturing in the region.
Trump and Albanese: Best Mates at APEC Summit
Former US President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese shared a remarkably warm encounter at the APEC summit, displaying genuine camaraderie that caught international attention.
Hunter Businesses Fear Tomago Aluminium Closure Crisis
Hunter Valley businesses are warning of catastrophic economic consequences if the Tomago Aluminium smelter closes, with thousands of jobs and billions in economic activity at stake due to energy policy uncertainty.
Tomago Smelter Crisis: Economic Disaster Looms
The potential closure of the Tomago aluminium smelter threatens thousands of jobs and could send shockwaves through Australia's manufacturing sector, with industry experts warning of catastrophic consequences.
SA introduces protection orders for retail workers
South Australia introduces groundbreaking legislation creating specific protection orders for retail workers facing abuse and violence on the job, with penalties of up to $10,000.
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