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31st March 2025

Today's top stories

‘Something has to change’: School principals pushed to the brink

It’s a worsening problem affecting schools across the country and it’s prompting more than half of South Australia’s school leaders to consider quitting their jobs.

‘We ran out of shampoo’: Sad reason kids aren’t attending school

Kylie Wemyss doesn’t remember the last time her teenage son attended school for a full week. The stress has left her suffering mentally and physically.

CBD crash horror: Pedestrian dies after being struck by two cars

A man has been charged with causing death by careless driving after a pedestrian died when he was hit by a car – then by another one moments later – on Wakefield St in the city.

‘Horrible, thieving people’: Eddie McGuire victim of ‘disgusting’ deepfake scam

Former Collingwood president Eddie McGuire has hit out at the “horrible people” behind an elaborate scam involving a video of him with an AI generated fake voice.

‘Addicted to spending’: Coalition warning on national debt

The Coalition is ramping up its attack on Labor’s “spending splurge” and economic management with a stark warning on the nation’s debt burden.

‘Down in the dumps’: Selling off cows and fearing the future

After eight generations on the land, this farmer worries he might be the last after a crippling drought has forced him to cut his stock numbers in half.

Fury as government loses case against ‘teen terror town’ council

A crime-riddled community in the state’s north is back in the hands of the local community council after a failed state government court bid.

Do you thank the bus driver – or fail the manners test?

Maybe I was raised wrong, but I was taught to show respect and gratitude to everyone, writes Tom Bowden.

The ‘beast’ who’s become Crows’ new Mr Fix-It

Across pre-season, all the talk was about the Crows’ three recruits and Sid Draper, but Sunday’s win showed there’s another player whose flexibility is turning them into a danger s...

Watch: Haunting new killer clues in Rachelle’s car

New video footage and a 3D reconstruction of Rachelle’s prized Holden Commodore have revealed startling details that could help bust her cold case wide open. See the video, listen ...

Victims’ voices restored: New law ends court censorship

After more than a decade of advocacy, victims of crime will no longer be censored as new laws come into effect Tuesday.

‘Ginger’ Rachele damages ribs; Nicks hails Crows’ ‘maturity’

Adelaide’s win over the Roos wasn’t as pretty as their first two victories in 2025, but Matthew Nicks has praised his troops - plus giving an update on Josh Rachele.

Motorcyclist lands on roof in astonishing crash

A motorcyclist has landed on the roof of a car in Adelaide’s north after colliding with a car.

Heroes of ‘96 relive Shield glory as SA ends 29-year drought

After almost 30 years, cricket legends Peter McIntyre, Jason Gillespie and coach Jeff Hammond react to Adelaide’s 2025 Shield victory.

Odd twist: Pleas withdrawn in alleged fake nurse rego case

In an unusual turn of events a woman who allegedly practised with fake registration certificates has changed her plea in court.

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Bombshell claim in Shane Warne death ‘cover up’

A shocking item was found in the hotel room of the Australian cricket legend and quickly disposed of, according to a new report.

This rare market signal warns of crashes - it’s flashing now

This rare market signal that’s appeared before six of the biggest stock market crashes in history is back and it’s sounding the alarm, writes ASX Trader.

Thorn Birds actor Richard Chamberlain dead at 90

Actor Richard Chamberlain, star of the Australian set hit miniseries The Thorn Birds and the film The Last Wave, has died at 90.

The moment my 5-star holiday went horribly wrong

From a waiter's awkward blunder to being allocated a room in a swanky hotel that was already occupied, this traveller has had some holiday shockers.

They’re all wrong: RBA to cut rates again

So-called experts across the country are set to be blindsided, with the RBA shaping up to unexpectedly slash rates again.

Mapped: How much internet your suburb uses

With internet use set to double by 2029, millions of Aussies may be overpaying for slower speeds. Use our searchable table to check your suburb.

‘Doesn’t deserve this’: Kids face losing mum after dad’s death

A Queensland woman who ‘spent her whole life helping people’ is facing death in a hospice, leaving her five children without any parents after their father’s shoc...

How effective are Apple’s AirPods as hearing aids?

I hadn’t had my hearing checked in 20 years, so was keen to give Apple’s new at-home test a go. The results were surprising. Here is what I found and what audiologists say.

Daly Cherry-Evans’ fallback plan to ride out NRL storm

Maroons and Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans can afford to ride out his NRL off-contract storm, backed by a rainy-day plan he started when he was 23.

Couple’s epic wedding ring gag leaves guests in shock

This couple was determined to do their wedding their way – and that’s exactly what they did.

Cheap easy eats: Six ways to save cash and stay healthy

From this “superstar” food to stock up on, to which aisle you need to avoid in the supermarket, dietitians have revealed how to eat healthily without breaking the bank.

10 best short overseas trips from Australia

Itching to get overseas, but only have a spare few days? These close-to-home destinations in Southeast Asia and the Pacific offer some of the best short international trips you can...

Should schools dictate what kids eat? This mum says no

A frustrated mum has taken to social media after her son was asked to not eat lollies and protein bars that were inside his lunch box.

Expert tips for negotiating a promotion, pay rise

Aussie workers are missing out on higher pay because they don’t understand how promotion decisions are made within their company. Here’s how to get clued up – and get paid more.

Rare look inside Tasma and Rove’s marriage

Tasma Walton explains how writing her second novel opened up a new understanding of her Indigenous roots – and transformed her personal relationships.