'Positive news': AFL icon awake after facial surgery Adelaide and Fremantle great Tony Modra is awake after having surgery on facial injuries suffered in a freak accident near his cattle property. AAP · Jun 20
King Of Willunga returns to Tour with heavy heart Richie Porte hopes his induction into the Tour Down Under Hall Of Fame will bring some joy to his family as they cope with a terrible loss. AAP · Jan 23
Elementary: Watson wins prologue at Tour Down Under British rider Sam Watson had to wait well over an hour before he was confirmed as winner of the prologue at the Tour Down Under. AAP · Jan 19
Long commute deal breaker as workers stay close to home Spending hours on public transport or driving to work is falling out of favour as more employees seek local and hybrid working options. AAP · Dec 15, 2025
'Smash-hit' battery scheme topped up, subsidies trimmed Government backing for home batteries will be dialled back for larger systems in a move intended to make the scheme sustainable and open to more households. AAP · Dec 12, 2025
Fears 'free' electricity could come with hidden costs Some households will get free access to electricity for three hours a day but questions have been raised about unintended consequences from the plan. AAP · Nov 3, 2025
Pricey bills to carry clear alerts for cheaper plans Households and small businesses will be warned if they are paying more than necessary under a reform designed to encourage more people switch plans. AAP · Sep 11, 2025
Rip Curl owner plans store cutbacks in turnaround plan KMD Brands will close at least 21 stores and has shaken up its senior leadership team as part of a turnaround plan that includes a $25 million cost reset. AAP · Sep 4, 2025
Smelter rescue bolsters nation's critical metals future Catastrophe has been avoided with the bailout of two smelters, says a union that now urges governments to safeguard the nation's metal manufacturing capability. AAP · Aug 5, 2025
No backdown on product names for EU trade deal: farmers European officials have signalled they are willing to compromise to get a free trade deal with Australia over the line as negotiations resume. AAP · May 18, 2025
Remote work saving time and money with benefits for all Australians who work from home have cut their commutes by about three hours a week, saving more than $5000 a year in doing so, research has found. AAP · Apr 29, 2025
Steelworks forced into administration to 'save' future South Australia has ended months of uncertainty over a critical steelworks by placing the plant into administration. AAP · Feb 19, 2025
Billionaire to sell coal mine to prop up steelworks Proceeds from a coal mine sale will be used to pump cash into the troubled Whyalla steelworks in a major debt deal. AAP · Feb 14, 2025
Premier lifts pressure on steelworks as debts grow A global company must pay its creditors and demonstrate its capacity to invest in the Whyalla steelworks, SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has warned. AAP · Feb 10, 2025
AAP · Dec 3, 2024 Why Adelaide is Virat Kohli's happiest hunting ground Indian megastar Virat Kohli is more successful at Adelaide Oval than any other international arena he has graced.
AAP · Feb 9, 2024 Fraser-McGurk to bide time in Shield before Tests Young dynamo Jake Fraser-McGurk will need to make his Sheffield Shield performances count before being promoted into Australia's Test squad.
AAP · Jan 4, 2024 'No one to help': Man dies after 10-hour ambo wait A man has died after waiting more than 10 hours for an ambulance, with ramping at hospitals still "unacceptably high" despite promises to fix the issue.
The Conversation · Feb 5, 2023 200 experts dissected the Black Summer bushfires in unprecedented detail. Here are 6 lessons to heed The Black Summer bushfires of 2019-20 were cataclysmic: a landmark in Australia’s environmental history. They burnt more than 10 million hectares, mostly forests in southeast Australia. Many of our most distinctive, ancient and vulnerable species were worst affected.
The Conversation · Jul 3, 2022 Research reveals fire is pushing 88% of Australia's threatened land mammals closer to extinction About 100 of Australia’s unique land mammals face extinction. Of the many threats contributing to the crisis, certain fire regimes are among the most pervasive.