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Budding business barons: Meet SA’s ‘kidpreneurs’

They’re still in school but these young South Aussie entrepreneurs are already making their mark in the business world with innovative products and clever designs.

Baby abduction charges: Alleged car thief to face court today

The man alleged to have stolen a car with a four-month-old baby in the back seat – sparking a frantic search across Adelaide – will face court today. Picture: ABC News

Murder charge after man’s body found at Venus Bay

Major Crime detectives have charged a man with murder after a body was found at Venus Bay on the Eyre Peninsula.

‘No money tree’: Treasurer reveals shock debt forecast

The Treasurer has revealed SA’s state debt is forecast to rise by more than $30bn without cutting back on spending – vowing an end to “mega-projects”.

Pushing up daisies – cemeteries plot for rich harvest

Less pollution, electric-powered heavy machinery and even a fruit and vegetable patch; death is a black topic for many, but it is going green.

Carrie Bickmore’s partner caught naked in Skype call

ABC staff have been offered counselling after senior producer Chris Walker stripped naked in front of colleagues during a Skype call.

‘Didn’t feel real’: Adelaide man’s first hug with mum after 47 years

Jamie Fry last saw his mum before he was adopted from Vietnam in 1975. He spent years searching for her – and even after he was told she had died, he never gave up hope.

Shocking find: Police seize 10,000 fake ‘Xanax’ pills

A 20-year-old man has been arrested after police discovered 10,000 fake ‘Xanax’ pills – a few weeks after other fake tablets put two teenagers in hospital.

You’ve read the Maggie Beer book – now see the movie

Take a couple of friends and add a pinch of spice. One of Maggie Beer’s books is being made into a screenplay.

Are these peas and gravy worth taking the Roller out for?

Want to eat like a millionaire? After spotting the Rolls-Royce Phantom outside the Chicken Shack, we thought we should check – is it worth the double park?

It’s time the ultra-rich paid their fair share

The gap between the richest and poorest Australians is growing. The wealthy have a duty to contribute more to the country that has given them so much, writes Michael McGuire.

Cambage still playing victim despite damning evidence

Liz Cambage has finally broken her silence over News Corp’s exclusive report into an ugly series of events at a pre-Olympic camp – but her version differs from the evidence.