A court has heard the last thing a teenage girl saw before she and her friend were hit was a white car sliding diagonally towards her. Treasurer warns people to prepare for “confronting” news when he unveils the state of the nation’s finances next week. A troubling new report has revealed 90 per cent of the Murray-Darling Basin’s native fish have been killed off. Monarto Safari Park’s chimpanzees have made a quick recovery after a respiratory illness.
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A notorious killer with a fetish for wearing women’s underwear has had his bid for release on parole refused for the fourth time.

South Australia’s ambulance service was again under extreme strain on Saturday night, with a shortfall of  18  crews.

Alcohol support services in South Australia are being inundated with people seeking help, amid calls for a ban on same-day alcohol delivery. 

And in sport, Melbourne has all but crushed Port Adelaide’s finals hopes and solidified its top-two spot following a 14-point win at Traeger Park in Alice Springs.

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Adelaide’s “girl in the bubble” is finally free after 20 years hiding from 21st century chemicals.

Prison officers will be trained to identify right-wing extremist symbols such as “Pepe the Frog” and “Celtic cross” tattoos under a nationwide program to fight radicalisation.

Pensioners Trevor and Heather Whittaker are among the growing chorus demanding the federal government keep the free rapid antigen tests (RATs) program for concession card holders.

And in sport, football great Graham Cornes writes in his column - It is time for the AFL to revisit State of Origin football. 

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Independently wealthy Malcolm Turnbull is our most expensive former prime minister, racking up an almost $370,000 taxpayer-funded expenses bill, as the nation’s ex-leaders racked up a combined $1.5m tab in 12 months.

Chimpanzees at Monarto Safari Park have tested positive to a respiratory illness with the zoo has temporarily closing their enclosure off from the public.

South Australia has missed the grade when it comes to producing spelling high-flyers.

And South Australian football great Neil Kerley’s state funeral will be held at Adelaide Oval on Monday, July 25.

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Covid reinfections are on the rise with more than 4000 cases reported in South Australia, as authorities warn they “will become more common” due to the rise of Omicron subvariants.

The price of nearly 900 prescription medicines is set to rise on October 1 under a deal struck with the generic medicines industry to overcome drug shortages.

Long-serving Burnside councillor Julian Carbone has resigned over an Instagram post about a young girl posing in a bikini.

And in sport, as a state-level swimmer, Lucy Fawcett was told that having her period would be a “block” to her sport and that she was “too fat” to swim competitively.

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The state government has ruled out taking over a federal scheme providing free rapid antigen tests (RATs) to concession card-holders that will end on July 31.
The TikTok following of a Burnside councillor has been exposed after he was embroiled in a social media scandal involving an inappropriate message he sent to teenage girl’s Instagram account.
A recreational fisherman has slammed “faceless bureaucrats” after a tribunal ruled that he would not be able to launch his oar-powered dinghy on the Myponga Reservoir.

Matt Crouch’s spot in Adelaide’s AFL side looks to again be in jeopardy, ahead of Saturday’s game against Collingwood.

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There were emotional scenes as a dedicated baseball fan with a devastating cancer diagnosis was treated to a “final bat” alongside his beloved Adelaide Giants club players. 

A Burnside councillor has taken down his Instagram account – claiming he was hacked – after it was revealed it had allegedly been used to send an inappropriate message to an underage girl and was also following a number of females claiming they were  teenagers.

Free Covid-19 home test kits for vulnerable South Australians will be scrapped within weeks, despite the country facing a third Omicron wave.

And in sport, Taylor Walker felt he owed it to Adelaide to turn his back on rival offers and re-sign because the Crows stood by him in the wake of his racial vilification saga.

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Hills fertiliser company Neutrog is trying to shift the blame for a big stink at Kanmantoo to an expanding wastewater treatment plant nearby.

The ringleader of a group of men who set upon two brothers in a “savage” spanner attack because of a brief misunderstanding over a reserved pokie machine has been jailed for more than four years.

Adelaide’s most prominent forensic expert has issued a public safety warning after tests showed a popular Chinese soup causes liver failure by clashing with prescription medication.

And in sport,  just like that the questions about how Adelaide’s rebuild is tracking are going to resurface for Matthew Nicks and the Crows.

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More than 50 years after Professor George Duncan died after being thrown into the River Torrens – in what became an era-defining hate crime – there are calls to exhume his body and launch a final investigation.

Australian bikies who have moved to South-East Asia to escape the attention of police are being targeted to disrupt their ongoing criminal activities.

Big Santa is poised to make a comeback this Christmas at his previous home on the Adelaide Central Market.

And in sport, while Port Adelaide was searching for answers on how to turn around its horror start to the season, the team’s leadership group and coaches challenged Connor Rozee.

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Furious shack owners are demanding to know who ordered the demolition of their beloved holiday homes, as a Miami businessman hits back in an exclusive interview.

A fishing enthusiast has lost a legal challenge against being ordered to stop using a dinghy on a popular reservoir.
After being a victim of Covid for the past two years, the Lumary City-Bay Fun Run is back – and forging a new path.
And.. There is a call for South Australian’s to have more pride in the state’s flag featuring a magpie.

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