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South Australia election 2026: Labor heads for a win, the Liberals a battering and One Nation a test of surging support

In an odd campaign Peter Malinauskas mocks Pauline Hanson’s anti-immigration stance and she finger-wags back. But how will her rise in the polls translate to the ballot box?

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Morning Mail: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor released after arrest, Gaza graves anger, Team Rose for Oscar

Detectives examining former prince’s conduct as trade envoy for the UK; relatives demand Israel restore bulldozed cemetery

The Guardian - AU

‘RIP’: Australian media revels in ‘deeply lamented’ death of Bazball after Ashes woe

Local media gleefully homed in on English pre-series predictions after Australia retained the urn having played just 11 days of cricket

The Guardian - AU

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AI the main suspect after radio stations wrongly identify reporter as alleged violent offender

Southern Cross Austereo investigate how Adelaide Advertiser journalist was wrongly named. Plus: awkward timing for ABC crime podcast

The Guardian - AU

News Corp bets big on AI tools but journalists voice concerns

Company says in-house NewsGPT tool part of a look into how AI tech will ‘enhance our workplaces rather than replace jobs’. Plus: Seven West’s Origin dummy spit

The Guardian - AU

Sinking feeling as Adelaide Advertiser chooses wrong week to run Aukus submarines sponsored series

Pentagon announces review of the Aukus defence pact, torpedoing best laid plans of News Corp editors. Plus: ‘green’ gas claims blasted

The Guardian - AU

Independents will not help form government – but they will be vital in holding it to account

When the newspapers delivered their standard election-eve editorials, there were few surprises. Former Fairfax papers and smaller outlets offered qualified support for Labor, while the News Corp papers unashamedly championed the Coalition. In Adelaide, The Advertiser ran a curious line recommending a majority government of whatever persuasion, “lest our futures…

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Ex-Liberal leader urged to report powder snorting video

Former SA Liberal leader David Speirs says a video showing a man snorting from a plate isn't him and his successor says he is considering reporting it.

AAP

Nine CEO urges staff to ‘get into the Olympic spirit’ – but doesn’t mention he will keep the flame burning in Paris

Mike Sneesby will run in the torch relay on top of hosting advertisers. Plus: Joe Hockey turns Trump expert for Sky News

The Guardian - AU

Royal reverse as Nine’s 60 Minutes goes from ‘scandal’ to sympathy for Princess of Wales

Original story scrutinised ‘Catherine’s photoshopping blunder’ but its replacement heaped praise on ‘a courageous woman’. Plus: David McBride v the ABC

The Guardian - AU

Cessnock Advertiser to print final edition

The paper first published in 1960.

Newcastle Herald

‘It depends what you call monopoly’: young Rupert Murdoch’s first big television play

The 1958 hearings in which the 27-year-old Murdoch lobbied for his first TV licence offer a glimpse into the global media proprietor he would become

The Guardian - AU

People 'clapped and cheered' as explosion ripped through precinct shoppers 'couldn't wait to see the death of'

'Dull and uninspiring' the unpopular St Peter's shopping precinct was plagued by cold winds

Manchester Evening News

Rupert Murdoch: how a 22-year-old 'zealous Laborite' turned into a tabloid tsar

In September 1953, Rupert Murdoch arrived in sleepy Adelaide to take up his inheritance of News Limited. He was only 22 and had little experience of working at a newspaper, let alone running one, but his family had inherited a majority stake in the company following the death of Rupert’s…

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No coronation needed, KFC crows in cheeky ad

Buckets of Kentucky fried salutations fit for a king.

The Independent UK

Dadeville shooting victim attends vigil in hospital gown

“I saw a group of girls dancing and that’s when the gunshots went off,” survivor Taniya Cox said

USA Today Sports Media Group

Alabama high school football player killed in shooting at sister’s birthday party

A Dadeville high school athlete was killed in the Alabama shooting at a birthday party over the weekend, according to authorities.

Daily Record

Tory councillor sparks fury with 'racist' Ian Wright tweet amid Gary Lineker row

Alexis McEvoy sent a tweet on Saturday that called the former Arsenal forward a "typical black hypocrite".

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The Guardian - AU

News Corp tabloid the Advertiser appears to be boycotting Adelaide Fringe festival after ad deal breaks down

Opening weekend of Australia’s biggest arts festival largely ignored by hometown paper which says it’s covering event on its merits

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Private School Teacher Stood Down After Fkd Footage Shows Him Allegedly Assaulting Teenage Boy

Police are now investigating the alleged assault as well as claims of verbal abuse.

Manchester Evening News

The Greater Manchester estate that was once 'the best'

Abandoned, falling to ruin... eventually bulldozed

Daily Record

Support ramps up for Toy Appeal with generous cash donation in memory of tragic Lanarkshire lad

The Liam Scott Foundation has donated £1500 to the Advertiser's Christmas campaign.

Daily Record

Businesses rally to support Advertiser's Toy Appeal for disadvantaged children as donations start to roll in

Donations are starting to come in but we still need your help to provide a top Christmas for needy children across the county

Daily Record

Boxing club in rowing pledge for Advertiser's annual Christmas Toy Appeal

Members will partake in a mammoth challenge in aid of needy children across South Lanarkshire.

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Hidden women of history: Kate Cocks, the pioneering policewoman who fought crime and ran a home for babies – but was no saint

In 1915, an unmarried, 40-year-old woman by the name of Fanny Kate Boadicea Cocks was hand-picked for the role of South Australia’s first policewoman. A small number of others had taken up similar roles globally, amid growing fears for the morality of young women enjoying ever more independence in a…

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