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Grieving relatives of the victims of Adelaide’s notorious 'The Family' murders have launched a petition to lift 80-year suppression orders shielding key suspects. With prospects of a courtroom trial fading, families are rallying the public to help unmask those allegedly involved in the historic serial killings.
Local elders and youth advocates in Port Augusta are calling for genuine community consultation as a new government taskforce prepares to tackle rising crime and methamphetamine issues. While historical safety initiatives have faltered, residents hope a fresh approach will address root causes rather than just symptoms.
Port MacDonnell locals are calling for stricter cleaning protocols on public docks as concerns mount over the spread of avian influenza. While health experts reassure the community that the risk of human transmission remains extremely low, residents fear the potential health impacts on families and pets.
A major search operation in the Mid North has ended in relief after a 66-year-old hiker was found uninjured this morning. The New South Wales woman spent a damp night alone in Mount Remarkable National Park before being located by emergency services.
Tamika Chesser, a former contestant on 'Beauty and the Geek', has pleaded not guilty to the murder and dismemberment of her partner, Julian Story. Her legal team has indicated that a mental competence investigation is underway as she remains in a secure facility.
A 21-year-old motorist has miraculously escaped serious injury after his sedan collided with a tree in Adelaide's southern suburbs early this morning. Emergency services worked to free the young man from the wreckage, which temporarily blocked local traffic.
A South Australian Supreme Court trial has commenced for a man accused of participating in a fatal 2007 'payback' attack at an Adelaide birthday party. Kimlong Rim, 38, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 21-year-old Thea Kheav, who died from a stab wound during the confrontation.
A major weather event has sent 18 billion litres of water rushing into Adelaide's metropolitan reservoirs, marking the largest single-day inflow in nearly ten years. Local authorities have urged caution as popular waterfalls surge to life following record-breaking rainfall.
Descendants of two Australian sailors killed in a historic WWII sea mine explosion are calling on Port Adelaide Enfield Council to establish a permanent memorial. The 1941 tragedy in Beachport marks the first deaths of Australians on home soil from enemy action.
A weekend of relentless, record-breaking rainfall has triggered widespread flooding across South Australia, leading to dramatic emergency rescues and major road closures.
A worrying spike in rail near misses has prompted Adelaide transport authorities to issue an urgent warning. Newly released footage shows pedestrians narrowly escaping disaster, with officials urging commuters to ditch distractions like headphones.
Once relegated to a simple side dish, cabbage is experiencing a major culinary renaissance. Foodies and local chefs are turning to the sweet, versatile, and budget-friendly sugarloaf variety as the ultimate kitchen staple.
The rich history of Aboriginal opal miners in Coober Pedy is finally being highlighted, revealing how the industry offered Indigenous workers rare independence and inspired unique outback art.
A packed community meeting in the coastal tourist town of Robe has addressed rising local anxiety surrounding the regional spread of H5 bird flu. Residents and business owners expressed deep concerns over the potential impact on local wildlife and tourism.
A new report reveals that more than 1,700 tree martins have been killed, injured, or stunned in Adelaide's Rundle Mall after migrating from nearby Leigh Street. Local businesses and rescue groups are working to address the toll while bracing for future biosecurity concerns.
A 22-year-old woman has pleaded not guilty to murder in the Adelaide Magistrates Court over an alleged fatal hit-run in Hillier. She is set to face a trial in South Australia's Supreme Court later this year.
Organisers of the Royal Adelaide Show have cancelled all poultry and bird competitions as South Australia battles a rapid spike in H5 bird flu cases. The preemptive move aims to shield local biosecurity and protect domestic flocks from the escalating wild bird outbreak.
Nearly 300 of Australia's finest golden retrievers converged on regional South Australia this week for the highly anticipated 13th Golden Retriever National. Competitors traveled from across the country to impress an international judge with their beauty, obedience, and charm.
A local family is warning residents to be vigilant after a high-pressure driveway resurfacing scam left them thousands of dollars out of pocket. State consumer watchdogs are currently investigating multiple reports across regional communities.
A growing trend of clients using AI-generated designs is sparking concern among local tattoo artists. Industry experts warn that automated artwork often features impossible details, anatomical errors, and creates friction during the creative process.
As rising sea levels threaten to submerge their low-lying Pacific island home, families from Tuvalu are resettling in regional South Australia. While seeking safety and new opportunities, these new residents face the vital task of keeping their rich cultural heritage alive for the next generation.
As Australia prepares for Census night, local communities are raising alarms over digital barriers leaving elderly and regional residents confused and without paper forms.
Residents within a one-kilometer radius of Moonta Road in Port Adelaide have been ordered to evacuate immediately due to a toxic sulphur fire. One person has been hospitalized as emergency crews, including HAZMAT teams, fight the blaze.
After five years of planning and delays, construction has officially commenced on Whyalla's new $6 million foreshore water park. The project aims to rejuvenate the coastal area and provide a major boost to the local economy.
A beloved outdoor education program in Mount Barker has been abruptly suspended by local council officials over safety and boundary concerns. While organizers scramble for a temporary venue, local families are left devastated by the sudden disruption.
A South Australian court has ordered a local pensioner to remove his three pet roosters, rejecting arguments that the birds served as essential therapy animals. The landmark ruling follows a string of complaints from neighbours who described the constant crowing as intolerable.
The tragic death of 18-year-old Campbell Thorp on Hindley Street has deeply saddened the Adelaide community and reignited urgent calls for pedestrian safety overhauls in the city's nightlife district.
Former Wallaroo Mines Primary School principal Tamarin Condon has been cleared of all misconduct allegations following an extensive department investigation. The inquiry concluded with no findings of wrongdoing, allowing the educator to put the controversy behind her.
A police investigation has confirmed that the death of a 59-year-old man in Pukatja was not suspicious, despite occurring shortly after a violent clash in the remote community. Officers remain on the scene to engage with locals and investigate the initial disturbance.
The Adelaide Jewish community has expressed deep shock and resilience after a Camden Park family home was targeted with antisemitic graffiti. State leaders and police have condemned the incident, launching a full investigation to track down the perpetrators.
A recent social media video created by a National Trust volunteer has sparked significant outrage within the Moonta community. The clip, filmed at the historic School of Mines, has reignited tensions between the Trust and local heritage advocates.
Emergency rescues in Adelaide's nearby conservation parks have prompted authorities to warn hikers about underestimating rugged terrains. Experts say fitness and preparation often fall short of ambition, leading to dangerous situations.
A poignant photograph featured in this year's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards is captivating audiences and sparking profound conversations. Titled 'The Targets,' the work by Kija artist River Bali powerfully encapsulates First Nations' vulnerability and unwavering resilience in the face of adversity.
Adelaide's Harvest Rock music festival will observe a "fallow year" in 2026, with organizers promising future plans despite the immediate hiatus. This pause marks the second time the popular event, known for boosting tourism and showcasing top-tier acts, has taken a year off amidst broader industry challenges.
South Australian renewable energy developer ZEN Energy has entered voluntary administration, citing significant challenges from wholesale electricity market volatility. Despite the company's collapse, the state government confirms that electricity supply to its facilities, previously powered by ZEN, remains uninterrupted.
A South Australian police security officer is currently on trial, facing charges for allegedly threatening his former partner with a service weapon and a knife. While the prosecution details a relationship 'marred by violence,' the defence labels the accusations as 'sensational' and disputes the alleged victim's credibility.