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2nd September 2024

Today's top stories

Desperate search to resume for Adelaide teen swept out to sea

A search will resume this morning for a 16-year-old Adelaide boy who has gone missing after he was swept out to sea in a Father’s Day tragedy off Granite Island.

City traders fed up with youth crime as 11yo arrested for break-in

Traders on Gouger St are fed up with escalating crime on the popular restaurant strip, saying anti-social behaviour is on the rise with businesses frequently targeted.

Suspense builds as SA army unit given marching orders to NT

An Adelaide-based army unit has been told it is moving to Darwin, with some families already receiving posting orders. But questions remain as to who will command the new NT unit.

Adelaide researchers’ major breakthrough in cancer drugs

Local researchers have made a potentially significant breakthrough in combating an aggressive cancer – starving it into submission without harming nearby healthy cells.

Thousands in the dark as wild winds lash Adelaide

Thousands of people are without power, dozens of trees have toppled and debris is strewn across roads and gardens after howling winds lashed Adelaide and most of SA overnight.

Grog tax a ‘misguided’ policy driving hospo businesses to brink

Adelaide’s hospitality sector is struggling amid a cost of living crisis, rising power costs and a “misguided” federal government alcohol tax.

Fiery protests after hostages found dead in tunnel

Police have clashed with protesters blocking a highway in Tel Aviv after the bodies of six hostages were discovered in Gaza. Follow updates.

‘Can’t prioritise culture enough’: SA’s emerging Indigenous leaders

They’re dreaming of NASA, staring on the silver screen, transforming politics and paving the way for future generations. Meet 11 young SA Indigenous leaders.

Jail for toilet block creep – who brought son to the crime scene

A 45-year-old predator was caught red-handed by police exposing himself to a child in public toilets as he left his son to wait on the steps, a court heard.

‘Gentleman John’: AFL icon dies aged 85

An AFL legend has died after leaving his mark on the sport he loved, as his former club pays tribute.

Robbo: Ken’s destiny rests with Port’s trio of match-shapers

Finals football separates the good from the great. Mark Robinson writes, for Ken Hinkley to become a coaching great, his destiny lies in the hands of Port’s dynamic midfield supers...

Taste test: Where to find the best Adelaide show feed

From fairy floss to pig on a stick, here’s some of the glorious food on offer at the show – and what showgoers think of the delectable treats.