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4th December 2024

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Search the full 2024 NAPLAN rankings for every SA school

The literacy and numeracy test scores are now out for every South Australian school in 2024. See where your school ranks in the full results list.

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Surprises and shocks as NAPLAN reveals new schools at the top

There’s been some big moves on the NAPLAN rankings since last year. See how the top schools rose and fell here.

Power 20 revealed: Who is SA’s most influential principal?

They wield considerable power over the next generation but who are the most influential private and public school principals in South Australia? See the 2024 power rankings.

Listed: The SA schools that will be bursting at the seams in 2025

Some of the state’s largest public schools will be well over capacity next year, but thousands of desks will sit empty at others. Search schools near you.

Are you smarter than a Year 9 student? Take the test

Do you tell your children you were an academic ace back in the day? Here’s your chance to prove it. Take our snap NAPLAN quiz now!

12 dad bods of Christmas: See the stripped down saucy calendar

Nova 919’s Jodie and Hayesy have carefully curated the ‘Hot Dads of Adelaide 2025’ calendar for a little seasonal eye candy. See the video and pics.

Beat goes on: Mystery buyers breathe new life into iconic SA nightclub

A much-loved Hindley Street nightclub will return on Saturday night, but mystery still surrounds the identity of the new owners.

Cafe ads take cheeky swipe at CIBO takeover debacle

A marketing firm has taken advantage of the outrage from South Australians about the news their beloved local coffee shop would soon become a Gloria Jean’s.

CBA backs down on bank fees

Australia’s biggest bank will pause its push to tip customers into new accounts which would charge them $3 per withdrawal.

99 pics: Schoolies flashback 2010-2013

Did you go to Schoolies between 2010 and 2013? You might be in our gallery – or someone you know. Check it out here.

New warning for Aussies heading to Bali

The Australian government has updated its advice for travellers heading to Indonesia after Melbourne women Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles died from methanol poisoning in Laos.