Graduates of Adelaide University are being offered savings of thousands of dollars to sign up for further study and help fill lecture rooms stripped bare of international students by Covid-19.

A court has heard how a man charged over an Operation Ironside murder plot was allegedly “caught at the crucial moment” with items of disguise after stashing a loaded revolver under a bush.

An extra 50,000 Pfizer jabs are heading to South Australia as part of a national stockpile of one million doses of the vaccine secured from Poland. 

And in sport, Adelaide Oval would likely be cleared to host any Port Adelaide finals in front of a crowd in a huge boost for the Power’s premiership aspirations. 

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Drug dealers are dodging the law by hiding under a veil of anonymity on an encrypted app used by children.

Child mental health experts warn more urgent action is needed to curb a surge in mental distress, with new figures showing a 58 per cent increase in emergency mental health presentations at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in the past four years.

Adelaide has had its wettest winter in five years and, with two weeks remaining, is just 15mm shy of breaking into the top 30 rainiest on record.

And in sport, a group of top tier SA female cricketers say they have been denied the right to play together amid a transfer dispute with their former club, Southern District.

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Two serious Covid-19 breaches in Adelaide’s city centre have put authorities on high alert – but both have been ruled out as any risk to the community. 

Adelaide bus, tram and train tickets look set to go digital, with the state government calling for proposals for a QR code-based ticketing system.

New data shows more than 10 per cent of homes sold in South Australia in the 12 months to June were bought by interstate buyers.

And in sport, Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks says time will tell if Taylor Walker plays again next year, but he hopes the former Crows captain will soon be able to sit down and talk with the team.

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Royal Adelaide Show organisers are devastated by the cancellation of the event for the second year in a row, as ride operators and other participants miss out on millions of dollars in income.

Hospital workers are being ordered to get vaccinated to keep their jobs as SA Health deals with grim data showing a cluster of 37 cases and six deaths in NSW are directly related to a single case at a ­Sydney hospital.

A Flinders University Professor says burning Kangaroo Island’s timber plantations would release about 1.3 million tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere.

And in sport, Port Adelaide has vowed to bring the club’s trademark power-to-win aggression and tradition to the AFLW after being granted a licence by the AFL to form a women’s team.

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Olympic officials are attacking South Australia for being the only state to force athletes into a 28-day quarantine period after they return home from the Tokyo games.

South Australia will become the first state to make all people aged between 16 and 39 eligible for Pfizer vaccines by opening bookings for Covid-19 jabs from Monday.

The rate of tree planting across Adelaide could be accelerated as a result of an urgent reassessment of South Australia’s climate change modelling.

And in sport, Eddie Betts is not alone in pleading with Australians to take up the fight against racism. 

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South Australian venues will welcome more people within hours despite a “significant risk” from interstate outbreaks as the state’s youngest Covid-19 intensive care patient fights for his life in hospital.

Innovative businesses are offering incentives for fully vaccinated customers in a bid to support the national jab effort and to end lockdowns crippling the hospitality sector.

Taylors Wines, in the Clare Valley, has become the first independent Australian company to commit to halving its emissions by 2030.

And in sport, retiring Port Adelaide star Tom Rockliff says his blood clots have not gone away so the risk is too high to keep playing football.

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Taylor Walker has broken his silence after being hit with a six-match ban for making a racial slur towards North Adelaide’s Robbie Young.

A task force comprising the chiefs of each South Australian justice agency has been formed to determine the amount of financial assistance each will need as a result of the Operation Ironside police sting.

Hundreds of young Adelaide residents will get a Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine after an official clinic wrongly expanded access over fears of vial waste.

And in sport, the phone has been running hot at Forestville Eagles Basketball Club since the Boomers’ history-making victory at the Tokyo Olympics.

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Port Adelaide has condemned racist abuse on ­social media towards Showdown medallist Aliir Aliir.

Almost 70,000 workers needed financial assistance during the state’s latest lockdown – prompting industry and government figures to urgently call on South Australians to be vaccinated as quickly as possible. 

Fifty jobs are being created to help build South Australia’s biggest battery on a site alongside the Torrens Island Power Station.

Combating online bullying and hate speech will be covered in a pilot SACE course on cyber studies.

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The man who shot dead his son and the 19-year-old’s girlfriend in the state’s South-East has been granted permission to argue for an earlier prison release date. 

Social media and big tech companies will be required to protect online users from cyber bullies and “digital lynch mobs”… or face being named, shamed and fined under a proposed new list of demands.

A public alert has been issued for several products distributed by well-known South Australian small goods company, Conroy’s.

A tiny country wine region is leading the state’s Covid-19 vaccination race as new figures show the number of South Australian jabbed women continues to surge over men.

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A man who slapped a bubble tea worker knew nothing of the worker’s “grossly unfair” work conditions, a court has heard.

Scott Morrison has warned that bosses wanting to force their workers to get vaccinated will need to comply with federal discrimination legislation after National Cabinet decided against setting hard and fast rules about who can be ordered to get the jab.

Tradies are being “run off their feet” as demand surges and supplies dwindle, causing delays of up to three months for domestic maintenance and upgrade work.

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley will arrive at Adelaide Oval for Saturday’s showdown with the Crows wary what a week of epic disruptions could do to his team’s cross-town rivals.

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