Body Found on SA Walking Track Prompts Major Probe
A body discovered on the South Alma walking track in Inman Valley, south of Adelaide, has sparked a major investigation by police and crime scene detectives.
Category : Politics
ACT Committee Proposes Ban on Character References in Sex Crimes
An ACT committee recommends ending the use of character references for sex offenders, aiming to reduce prejudice and improve victim support in the justice system.
ADF Recruitment Morale Hit by Policy Divide
Australian Defence Force recruitment and morale suffer due to political policy divide, with concerns over personnel shortages and retention rates.
ACT to Save $50M from NDIS Overhaul
The ACT Government will save $50 million annually from federal NDIS reforms, with savings redirected to frontline disability services and support.
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Newcastle Legacy urgently needs volunteers for veterans
Newcastle Legacy is calling for urgent volunteers to support veterans and their families. The organisation faces a critical shortage, impacting services.
ANZAC Day Dawn Services Honour Fallen Soldiers Across Australia
Australians gathered at dawn services nationwide to honour fallen soldiers on ANZAC Day, with commemorations in capital cities and regional towns.
Kokoda Trek Aids Illawarra Veterans' Healing This ANZAC Day
A group of Illawarra veterans completed a Kokoda trek to aid their recovery, finding camaraderie and healing through the challenging journey.
Townsville Court List: Friday, April 24
Full list of defendants appearing at Townsville Magistrates Court on Friday, April 24, 2025, including charges and outcomes.
QCAT Hearings in Townsville: Friday April 24 Cases Listed
The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) will hear several cases in Townsville on Friday, April 24, covering disputes and appeals.
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Crisafulli Vows More Crime Action After Admission
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli admits current crime measures are 'not good enough' and pledges tougher action, including new laws and increased police powers.
Townsville Man Jailed for Dangerous Driving Spree
A Townsville man who led police on a dangerous driving spree, putting drivers at extreme risk, has been sentenced to jail. The 30-year-old pleaded guilty to multiple charges.
Newcastle Byelection: Locals Want Less Theatre, More Basics
Newcastle byelection candidate Gavin Morris says voters are tired of political theatrics and want focus on essential services like roads, health, and housing.
Roger Cook: ANZAC Spirit Defines Our Values Today
WA Premier Roger Cook reflects on how the ANZAC spirit of courage and mateship continues to shape Australian values and identity.
Paul Murray Criticises Labor's Expensive Fare Cuts
WA Labor is accused of ignoring the cost of its public transport fare cuts while focusing on ribbon-cutting events, says Paul Murray.
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SA News Update: April 24, 2026 - Key Events
Catch up on today's top stories from South Australia, including politics, community events, and weather updates for April 24, 2026.
Politically, the baby boomers' day is done
Michelle Grattan argues that the government, attuned to public sentiment, is shifting focus away from baby boomers amid growing resentment from younger generations.
Aboriginal Anzacs Fought for Australia but Faced Racism
After WWI, Aboriginal Australians who served faced racism and no rights. John Maynard shares how his grandfather's political group sparked change.
Saab SA Head on Future Warfare and AUKUS
Saab's South Australian general manager Marc Bryant speaks on AUKUS opportunities and the evolution of warfare technology ahead of Anzac Day commemorations.
RTBU NSW Fights for Public Transport and Workers' Rights
RTBU NSW marks a year of collective action, from Newcastle's bus privatisation fight to resisting Aurizon intimidation, pushing for fair public transport.
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NTEU Defends Public Interest at UON Against Corporate Shifts
As the University of Newcastle marks 60 years, the NTEU highlights union efforts to protect public education, secure jobs, and fair workloads amid management's corporate approach.
HSU Members Fight for Safe Healthcare Workplaces in NSW
Health Services Union members in NSW have achieved a parliamentary inquiry into the Calvary Mater Newcastle after years of raising concerns about mould, water quality, and maintenance failures.
NSWNMA Continues Fight for Members' Voices
The NSW Nurses and Midwives' Association pledges ongoing advocacy to ensure all members are heard, amid ongoing healthcare challenges.
Veterans Split Over National Service Proposal for Youth
A proposal to bring back national service for young Australians has divided the veteran community, with some supporting the idea for its discipline and others opposing it as outdated.
Geelong County Court List: Friday 24 April 2026
Full list of cases and appearances at Geelong County Court on Friday, 24 April 2026, including names and charges.
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Geelong Court List: Friday, April 24 Appearances
Full list of individuals appearing at Geelong Magistrates Court on Friday, April 24, including charges and case details from local police reports.
Herd on the Terrace: TikTok Olympics in Canberra
Senators in Canberra are turning parliamentary hearings into a TikTok Olympics, chasing viral soundbites instead of substantive policy debate.
Albanese reveals when he plans to step down as PM
Anthony Albanese tells 7NEWS he will step down when he stops growing as a person, plans to contest the 2028 election, and warns of a tough budget.
Rottnest Works Halted After 12 More Burial Sites Found
Construction on Rottnest Island has been cancelled after ground-penetrating radar identified 12 potential burial sites, adding to historic Indigenous remains found earlier.
Retrial for Floreat parents delayed until 2027
The retrial of a Floreat couple accused of starving their teenage ballerina daughter has been delayed until mid-2027 due to a court backlog, after their convictions were quashed on appeal.
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Review Targets Million-Dollar APS Salaries
A new review will examine million-dollar salaries in the Australian Public Service, sparked by Andrew Podger's concerns over executive pay and accountability.
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