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August 01, 2021

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50-50 chance: Top cop puts hope on the table for business

All eyes will be on a highly anticipated meeting set to chart South Australia’s road map out of the most recent coronavirus crisis.

Federer tweet 'throws shade' at Djokovic

DAY 9: Days after saying "pressure is privilege, Djokovic threw an almighty tantrum as he lost his medal match, but and a timely tweet has sparked plenty of reaction. FOLLOW LIVE

‘Sacked’ disability boss to launch legal action

Former Onkaparinga council boss Mark Dowd will fight his “unreasonable” dismissal from a disability agency, with his lawyer saying he did an outstanding job.

Lucas sees red over Mali staffer’s social posts

The Treasurer says he wants to know if a Labor election hopeful is campaigning on taxpayer time, but the ALP says his party needs to answer the same questions.

World goes nuts for ‘Zac Efron’ of sprinting — and his mullet

Australia’s flying mullet has captured attention across the world, drawing likeness to a Hollywood hunk after his blistering time in the 100m heats.

Four lives lost in four days on SA roads

Four people have now died on South Australian roads in the past four days, after a man was killed in a car rollover near Port Augusta on Saturday.

Tragic death sparks warning for silent bystanders

Failure to act on signs of domestic violence is a fatal error that can no longer be accepted by South Australians, safety advocates say.

Adelaide ‘freedom’ activists march against masks, vaccines

After chaotic scenes interstate this week, SA’s local anti-mask and lockdown crowd made for the heart of the city on Saturday.

The numbers don’t lie and the anti-vaxxers don’t care

Anyone who thinks vaccines are too risky or don’t work has no comeback to the truth but the topic kills friendships faster than Donald Trump, writes David Penberthy.

Guns, drugs, dirty cash: ‘Forensic ninjas’ find AN0M loot

This is what the AFP’s forensic team involved in Operation Ironside did to find hidden weapons, drugs and $50 million in dirty cash.