Novak Djokovic has reclaimed his place as a dominant force in Australia’s summer of tennis after beating Sebastian Korda from the US to claim  the week 1 final of the Adelaide International.

The financial transaction watchdog says an immediate family member of a prominent foreign politician used SkyCity Casino and its bank accounts to funnel millions of Hong Kong dollars out of China while gambling more than $61m in Adelaide 

The murky water caused by floods meeting the ocean at the mouth of the River Murray has failed to deter swimmers from enjoying some of South Australia’s most popular beaches. 

A bus strike that will cause major disruption to Adelaide’s public transport network will go ahead today as the union and company prepare to hold talks over the pay dispute on Tuesday. 

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South Australia’s most senior female public servants are paid tens of thousands of dollars less than male bosses, sparking calls for change. 

Parents are being urged to do more to protect their children’s personal data from ­being exploited by companies, hackers, foreign nations and paedophiles. 

Public transport users have been urged to work from home as bus drivers plan to walk off the job amid a feud with their employer.

Bulk billing is on the skids in Adelaide as GPs facing rising costs not being matched by rising rebates. 

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The British royal family on Friday faced a barrage of devastating and damaging revelations when the Duke of Sussex’s book, Spare, was accidentally released. 

More than one in five South Australian parents have either pulled their primary school-aged children out of private school or are seriously considering switching them to the public system to save money. 

Senior Opposition MP Tim Whetstone has stood down as road safety spokesman after revealing that he relinquished his driver’s licence in September for racking up too many speeding fines. 

A bus driver from Morphett Vale has described how his battle against the COVID virus turned into a nightmare. 

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The Australian War Memorial has changed the use of pronouns for fallen soldiers on social media to avoid mistaking the genders of servicemen and women. 

The tax office is coming for Australia’s multimillion-dollar ­influencer industry with a promise to tax social media stars on gifts from companies, make them pay GST and stamp out bogus deductions. 

Lower Murray communities have been warned to brace for rising water levels as burst levees turn Murray Bridge into a vast lake town. 

Aussie and businesses illegally importing, selling and advertising nicotine vapes have been slapped with more than $700,000 worth of fines in the past year. 

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Adelaide commuters face widespread disruption on Monday when bus drivers walk off the job, demanding a 24 per cent pay rise. 

Boating operators have welcomed the state government’s plan to ease restrictions on the River Murray in stages, saying it will fast-track a safe return to recreational activities. 

South Australia’s 99-year-old tennis player has played alongside some of the world’s best as he prepares to face off against his Ukrainian counterpart – 98-year-old Leonid Stanislavskyi – at Rod Laver Arena in a “Battle of the Centurions”. 

An East End restaurateur is being praised for how he handled a disgruntled customer, who said his “waiter was allergic to fun” and he “wished the owner gets cancer”. 

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River Murray communities will benefit from the largest disaster assistance package in South Australia’s history to help them recover from their biggest flood since 1956 – and the bill could get higher. 

Health Minister Chris Picton will look at ways to fast-track disabled people through the hospital system after a social media exchange with a distraught mother became a catalyst for potential wider changes.  

The man accused of shooting an Edwardstown father in the chest, and leaving him to die in the street, can now be identified.  

Novak Djokovic says he holds no grudges over his deportation last summer but admits his journey to Australia this year felt “different” because of the circumstances surrounding his visa cancellation prior to the 2022 Australian Open. 

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Four people were killed and three seriously injured after two helicopters on holiday joy rides from Sea World collided mid-air over the Gold Coast. 

South Australian property prices have skyrocketed faster than any other state in the past year, earning homeowners tens of thousands of dollars. 

Some of Australia’s biggest companies are exploring  four-day weeks with no cuts to remuneration – heralding one of the biggest changes to office-based work. 

Nine-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic is out in the first round of the Adelaide International – the doubles, that is. 

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POlice have found a two-year-old girl – the daughter of Charlene Warrior,  who was found dead in a tree in 2021 – after issuing a national alert. 

Australia will introduce mandatory Covid testing for travellers from China amid a “rapidly developing situation”. 

Tourism leaders and the opposition have called on the state government for  clarity on when  remaining restrictions on recreational River Murray activities will be eased. 

The state government is making almost $1m a week from crime by taxing those who commit it – while short-changing the very victims that money is supposed to be helping. 

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Almost 200 electrical contractors have put up their hands to help reconnect power to thousands of flooded Riverland properties in a looming operation described by the Premier as a “massive undertaking”  

A court has heard a jealous man fired a bullet from a 100-year-old gun through his former partner’s couch while high on cocaine; 

An alleged Adelaide master hacker with  microchips embedded in his hands   faces extradition to the US after being caught in an elaborate FBI sting. 

Move over Novak Djokovic – there’s another big name making a grand return to the Australian stage at the Adelaide International. 

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An interstate psychiatrist will be appointed to review the treatment of a suicidal teenage boy – but his family say they have not been given a new plan to keep him alive in the meantime. 

Youths as young as 16 are taking photos of themselves armed to the teeth with modified firearms in a disturbing escalation of  the northern suburbs gang war.  

Dozens of  Riverland residents have dug deep to help  to protect a heritage 119-year-old Moorook house that rising floodwaters have turned into an island. 

Families are facing New Year hip-pocket blows with ­energy bills, road tolls, passports and even the cost of the humble postage stamp rising. 

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