Forensic expert checking 'pit' at Beaumont excavation Excavators have so far moved more than 3000 cubic metres of soil during an exhaustive search for the remains of the Beaumont children. AAP · Feb 27, 2025
Excavation digs into one Australia's biggest cold cases Excavators have begun carefully removing topsoil at an old industrial site in the hunt for clues to the fate of three children who went missing in the 1960s. AAP · Feb 24, 2025
Searchers dig deeper for answers to Beaumont mystery An industrial site excavation is the best hope in decades of finding answers to Australia's most infamous unsolved crime, the Beaumont children's disappearance. AAP · Feb 21, 2025
Family link claim as Beaumont children search resumes New evidence about the Beaumont children has been revealed as earthmovers began a new bid to find answers to one of Australia's most infamous unsolved crimes. AAP · Feb 21, 2025
Dead koala footage sparks calls for logging halt Claims koalas are being killed in droves by logging operations on Kangaroo Island have prompted calls for an immediate halt to protect the marsupials. AAP · Mar 5, 2024
Former South Australian bureaucrat says she cannot get work after corruption watchdog investigation, despite dropped charges A former manager of Renewal SA says she "can't even get an interview" years after the case against her was thrown out by a magistrate, at a hearing into adverse outcomes from ICAC investigations. ABC News · May 9, 2023
Human remains found close to spot where British backpacker Peter Falconio vanished in Australia Peter Falaconio, 28 was shot dead on Stuart Highway in the outback of the Australia's Northern Territory in 2001 by Bradley Murdoch but the killer has never given up where his body is. Daily Record · Feb 17, 2023
Malaysian authorities never looked into cause of Adelaide woman Anna Jenkins's death, inquest hears The children of an Adelaide woman whose bones were found on a Malaysian construction site say it was "heartbreaking" to hear that an investigation never looked into how she died, only whether they were human or not. ABC News · Jan 19, 2023
SA govt set to pass defibrillator laws The South Australian parliament is expected to pass laws to make defibrillators mandatory in all public buildings and many private properties. AAP · Nov 29, 2022
South Australian government to consider cash reward for assistance in locating Peter Falconio's body Twenty one years on from Peter Falconio's murder, the SA government says it could offer a $1 million reward for the recovery of his body, following pleas from his mother. ABC News · Sep 23, 2022
Mum of murdered British backpacker pleads with Australian police to find son's body The body of Briton Peter Falconio, 28, was never found after he was shot dead by Bradley Murdoch on a remote stretch of highway in 2001 while his girlfriend managed to escape Daily Mirror · Sep 22, 2022
Adelaide family given last-minute visa extension to stay in Australia, but their future is still in limbo An Adelaide-based family who is pleading with the federal government to allow them to stay in Australia says the country's visa laws need to change to give more people a "fair go". ABC News · Aug 11, 2022
A grieving family says South Australia's health system is broken after man's death while waiting for ambulance South Australia's struggling hospital system is again in focus as the family of a man who died while waiting for an ambulance issues a heartbreaking plea for the state's health system to be fixed. ABC News · Aug 10, 2022
Former senator in Adelaide mayoral bid Former South Australian senator Rex Patrick has announced his candidacy to become the lord mayor of Adelaide at this year's local government elections. AAP · Aug 8, 2022
ABC News · Jul 27, 2022 Adelaide Oval wants to reintroduce serving alcohol in cans, but police union says it's unsafe Adelaide Oval wants to bring back canned drinks for football fans but the police union is not happy about the proposal.
ABC News · Jul 27, 2022 How Malaysian police turned missing Adelaide woman Anna Jenkins from a victim into a criminal Anna Jenkins went missing in Malaysia in 2017, and her remains weren't found for another three years. While her son Greg Jenkins believes she was the victim of a robbery gone wrong, authorities have tried to paint a different story, as the inquest into her death continues.
AAP · Feb 10, 2022 MP hits out at SA parly 'mud-slinging' SA-BEST MP Frank Pangallo has taken a swipe at both the Labor and Liberal MPs after trading bullying allegations in parliament's upper house.