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‘We’re in a very good position to lift restrictions’: Premier

The end of SA’s lockdown remains in sight with the Premier saying there was “no serious escalation” of the Covid crisis overnight.

Experts predict staggering cost of SA’s shutdown

Economists say SA’s lockdown will deal a savage blow to business and the state’s bottom line. But the Treasurer says his budget plans will hold.

Parade corner saga takes costly new turn

A council’s legal battle over a right-hand turn on “Adelaide’s premier main street” is now going to be settled by the state’s highest court.

Locked in: Epic battle that will stop two nations

The first encounter in the four-round heavyweight battle to decide whether Ariarne Titmus or Katie Ledecky is the best female swimmer in the world will take place. Don't miss it!

US Dream team suffers 17-year low

The Boomers’ quest for an Olympic medal is off to a perfect start, but the same can’t be said for Team USA who have crashed to one of their most extraordinary defeats.

Men taken to hospital after separate stabbings

Two men have been taken to hospital – one in a serious condition – following separate stabbings south of the city. Two men have been arrested in relation to one of the incidents.

Taxpayers foot bill as crime figure dodges ‘Star Chamber’

A move to question an Adelaide organised crime figure in a coercive hearing has been abandoned.

Meet our very own ‘Principal Incredible’

She’s endured 25 operations, including a lifesaving organ transplant – all while balancing leadership positions in SA schools. Read this high school principal’s remarkable story.

Fears opening QR history leaves users dangerously exposed

SA authorities plan to upgrade the state’s Covid check-in system but they have been warned it may have an unintended side effect.

Why couldn’t a human petri dish of Olympic proportions wait?

Letting the Tokyo Games go on was the wrong call and will have an enduring pandemic legacy, writes Christopher Pyne.

The Tackle: Petulant Chad needs to be better

Chad Wingard is a proud footballer who only knows one way to lead. But there can’t be a repeat of Saturday’s selfish outburst. Jon Ralph’s likes and dislikes.

Iconic arcade returns to Adelaide

In an era where everything old is new again, Timezone arcade will return to Adelaide. See what games are on offer and when it opens.