Fed up with their local councils, a record number of regular South Aussies have put up their hand to run in the local government elections.

The 10 year old fronting billion dollar companies and mixing with federal pollies.

Australian values under threat. Now, the controversial call for a new type of migration test.

Australia shuts its borders – but what do the tough new measures mean for South Australia?

A family’s immigration nightmare – the parents are being booted out, but the kids can stay.

South Australia’s prosperous pollies – among the highest paid in the world, but still wanting more.

The Uber driver under fire for refusing service to a much loved South Aussie personality.

SA’s rego rip-off. The drivers who are fed up with a system which classifies privately-used cars as commercial vehicles.

An industry whitepaper released today would force all car manufacturers to unlock diagnostic tools, allowing any mechanic to conduct a full logbook check and it would save drivers thousands.

An Adelaide dad's disbelief when he was slapped with a huge speeding fine when he wasn't behind the wheel and it wasn’t even his car.

The never before seen footage of the stupid risks that motorists are taking on some of our busiest roads and the deadly consequences of their reckless behaviour.

Toni Nicolo lost her only daughter in a car accident in the Adelaide Hills two years ago. Now she's petitioning for what she says are simple yet effective traffic changes, but the state government is putting up road blocks.

Our dying rivers. It's not just the Murray – our city rivers are in trouble too.

Some of our metropolitan beaches are literally disappearing, year by year and we’re having to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to patch man-made problems, without finding a permanent fix.

For months, tens of millions of dollars have been raised for drought ravaged farmers and some are yet to see a cent.

Most of us would consider balloons to be harmless fun, but they can present a big danger to marine life when they don't end up in the bin.

From the animals who explore the murky depths of the ocean to the creatures that call our arid landscape home – the most spectacular photographs from SA and beyond.

See what happens when adventurer Bear Grylls takes the plunge into shark infested waters – will an Aussie invention keep him safe?

A 15 year old Hindu school girl was kicked out of a Catholic college purely because of her nose piercing.

The South Aussie school shakeup – rewriting the text books so our kids are job ready going into the future.

From drone flying to robot building – the hi-tech high schools preparing our kids for the jobs of the future.

Setting them up for success – the Adelaide program to stop students falling behind.

Adelaide students paying to cheat – the black-market trade in academic success.

Adelaide’s most in-demand schools – how to boost your child’s chances of getting in, and the extreme lengths some parents are going to.

When we talk addiction, most think alcohol or drugs, but video game addiction has become very real and very frightening.

A Crows legend, footy stars and a very brave mum will be taking the plunge this weekend, putting their fears aside and skydiving from 15 thousand feet.

Just a few weeks ago, an adored family was involved in a shocking accident, which claimed the lives of the mother and one of her four young children.

The Toymendous group has been making wooden toys from scratch for thirty years, benefiting children who'd otherwise go without.

With families preferring to spend money on experiences rather than toys, retailers are going all out to get customers through the door this Christmas.

The call every parent fears. Now a mother’s mission to make sure it never happens again.

The incredible case that has sent shockwaves around the world.

We speak with a South Aussie couple who recently converted to Islam, but claim they're being discriminated against.

Adelaide's growing Halloween obsession. While some think it's just a bit of harmless fun, others are a little more skeptical.

The Presbyterian minister who refused to marry a straight couple because they support gay marriage.

Adelaide’s angry Muslims and their disgusting tirade against a non-Muslim female diner.

The fight to stop Australia’s first Islamic city, with homes, schools, shops and a medical centre. Plus, the Muslim psychiatrist who wants to cut Muslim immigration.

The tiny boat, the Aussie heroes and their secret mission. Why it went down in history as the most daring exploit from World War Two.

Behind the scenes of Donald and Kim’s historic Singapore summit.

Australia’s forgotten World War Two heroes – now fighting for recognition.

The Vegas Massacre – will it force the US to finally change its gun laws?

The queue-jumping refugees – flown to Australia from the other side of the world and given special treatment, just to please the US.

Terror plot – how did they allegedly manage to import military-grade explosives on a commercial flight?

We reveal the little known tricks that allow you to jump the automated phone queue and speak to a real person.

A grieving father's incredible mission for a good cause.

The mystery behind a half-billion-dollar taxpayer funded contract – and the trail which leads from Papua New Guinea to a holiday shack on Kangaroo Island.

Police are cracking down on the petty criminals targeting Adelaide gardens.

Senseless thugs have destroyed a mobility access ramp with an angle grinder and it’s left residents fuming.

While there is no doubt sweeping changes are needed in the aged care industry, there are facilities out there striving to create a respectful and positive experience.

The jobs scheme preying on our unemployed. Hopeful employees applying for jobs are then forced to do a training course with little or no benefit.

More retirees are getting back into the workforce and taking up jobs they never would've imagined.

What changes to labour hire laws will mean for South Aussies – why thousands of workers will be worse off.

The Adelaide companies hiring older workers – why experience counts.

The technology tracking your every move and the Australian companies using it to spy on their employees.

On the dole for decades and costing tax payers billions – why more and more South Australians are ending up on welfare.