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Rival and traditional Adelaide sporting clubs under threat by university merger
Sporting clubs from the University of Adelaide and UniSA face an uncertain future in an amalgamation process that has pitted some clubs against each other in the race to be a part of the new institute. Source link
Jacinta Allan looks north in bid to solve Victoria's youth crime crisis
The Allan government will mirror Queensland with harsher jail sentences for children, but experts say the new legislation will not reduce youth crime. Source link
Breaking: Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell released from prison
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell has been released from prison, two months after a magistrate ruled he was too dangerous to live in the community and could interfere with witnesses in a criminal case. Source link
Top lawyer returns to unfinished business in Wittenoom asbestos saga
Forty years ago the Wittenoom asbestos disaster changed Peter Gordon’s life. Now he has come back to finish what he started. Source link
Century-old shipwreck re-emerges at popular Sydney beach
Shifting sands have re-exposed the Hereward shipwreck just metres from a swimming beach in Sydney’s east. Source link
Heavy metal band embarks on 16-hour round trip for 40-minute gig
Heavy metal band KNAW dream of playing festivals one day. The problem is they are the only band of their kind around for hundreds of kilometres. Source link
Leaked Epstein email piles more pressure on Mountbatten Windsor
New emails reveal that former prince Andrew begged Jeffrey Epstein to ensure a strong denial of his involvement with alleged crimes was sent to a tabloid. Source link
Piastri set for test of 'character' as F1 season unravels
Oscar Piastri will have to show “character” after his recent F1 disappointments says his manager, former Australian ace Mark Webber. Source link
Woman charged over fatal alleged hit-run crash in Adelaide's north
Police said a man was struck by a car on Hillier Road, Hillier, just before 8pm on Tuesday before he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. Source link
Giant hail laid waste to solar panels. Is it time standards changed?
Prue and Jamie Rogers were in the path of a savage pair of storms that wreaked havoc in south-east Queensland this month. They are wholly reliant on their solar system, but massive hailstones have left it in ruins. Source link