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Perspective, a pact and the everlasting Phil Walsh legacy

On this day 10 years ago, many lives and a football club were changed forever with the tragic death of Phil Walsh. Those who knew him best reflect on just what made him special – a...

Motorcyclist dead after horror crash north of Adelaide

A 36-year-old man has died at the scene of a crash between a motorbike and a car on a notorious road north of Adelaide.

The naked gun: Stevens’ confession amid gag law backflip

Days after SA Police invoked secrecy laws over our top cop’s firearm mishap he has admitted “it was me”, with leaders now calling for urgent review.

The sinister veil of secrecy over SA Police must lift

The legal process invoked to gag the Sunday Mail this week is deeply wrong.

Bail denied after shock verdict in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found not guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking offences but he will remain behind bars for now after being denied bail for a conviction on another...

Empty for a century … finally there’s a plan for this Hills land

After multiple failed proposals, long-term vacant land in Mount Barker would finally be developed under a new plan.

Macca’s mayhem as school kids attack in Adelaide’s east

A witness has described the violent scenes at an eastern suburbs McDonald’s when a pair of school students set upon an older man.

Tiny SA town loses ice cream giant Golden North after 100 years

The move will shed scores of jobs for the tiny town as new owners relocate production and chase rapid expansion. Find out where it’s moving.

Accused childcare rapist allegedly put bodily fluids in food, second man charged

Police allege Joshua Brown used his body fluids to tamper with food, while a second man has been charged with rape and bestiality as part of the child sex abuse investigation.

Maiden: Grim reason childcare abuse laws keep failing

Australia is again trying to figure out what to do with shocking allegations of sickening abuse at the hands of a childcare worker, writes Samantha Maiden.

Monster teacher’s fate revealed in abuse case that shocked SA

A primary school teacher has learned his fate for his sickening crimes against three young girls that rocked the South Australian community.

Stripped, searched, $13k down: Aussie woman’s Bali ‘drug’ horror

A young Darwin woman was strip searched, interrogated and thrown into a cell after Indonesian authorities mistook her prescription medicine as smuggled drugs. Details.

New ‘disturbing’ theory in mother-daughter $1m cold case

The family of a mother and daughter believed murdered has renewed their plea for answers as police release more information 25 years on.

Diagnosed with terminal cancer – then he shot a man

On the same day a man was told he didn’t have long to live, he and two mates went and shot a workshop owner during a violent confrontation – now a court has heard why.

1-18: Mick McGuane ranks every club’s best forward duo

Plenty of planning goes into trying to stop the best forward duos in the game, but which club puts the most fear into their opposition? Mick McGuane ranks every AFL forward duo.

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Turia Pitt’s next big move

Burns survivor Turia Pitt has revealed some major news in the next step of her ever-expanding career.

‘Diddy beat the Feds’: 50 Cent, Cassie, react to bombshell verdict

Cassie Ventura, Janice Combs and Sean “Diddy” Combs’ longtime nemesis, 50 Cent, have reacted to the stunning verdict in the music mogul’s sex trafficking trial.

Kate opens up on ‘really difficult’ cancer recovery

Princess Catherine has given further insight into her cancer journey, describing it as “life-changing” as King Charles makes a major move around the Prince and Princess of Wales.

‘Fail’: Common Aus practice to become illegal

A common practice is set to become illegal in one Aussie state as it can be exposed how frequently it actually happens.

Home reno warning you can’t afford to ignore

They may be a good option for housing extended family or creating passive income, but like any investment, home renos also come with risk – such as this massive one.

Sydney homes slapped with $500k premium

Sydney house prices have been pushed even further out of whack with the rest of the country after hitting an incredible milestone over June.

Why these megastars were name-dropped in the Diddy trial

Dozens of celebrities from Hollywood and the American music industry were name-dropped in Diddy’s trial. See who was mentioned and why.

True or false: Yoko Ono was the first wife of John Lennon

The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.

‘Financial wreckage’: Company behind island festival goes bust

The Sydney-based founding company behind a star-studded island music festival has left a trail of ‘financial devastation’ in its wake after collapsing, owing over $1m to creditors....

‘Immeasurable harm’: US rapper Kanye West’s Aussie visa cancelled

Australia’s Jewish community has welcomed the revelation that controversial US rapper’s visa to this country was cancelled after he released a song paying homage to Adolf Hitler.

Maggie Beer shares health update after horror fall

Three operations and almost 12 months later the MasterChef matriarch says she “doesn’t feel her age” and is ready to tackle the next decade of her life.

Watch: Who is the alleged Beauty and the Geek murderer?

She was a bubbly beauty queen known for TV and Playboy magazine. Now, she’s accused of killing and dismembering her boyfriend. Watch the exclusive report on how the nightmare unfol...

Sudden death rocks ex-TV newsreader’s family

There’s been an outpouring of love and support after the unexpected death of the brother of a popular former TV news anchor.

‘Can’t afford to die’: Aus’ grave price shock

Australia’s burial space shortage has exposed a sad truth as many claim they simply “can’t afford to die.”

Reason Scarlett’s new movie ‘leads nowhere’

Seven movies in and Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park franchise still has plenty of bite – but the jury is out on whether it was entirely necessary.