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Sarah Sutter was an inaugural Thunderbird. Now her daughter is making history (opens the original)
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In 1997, Sarah Sutter stepped onto the netball court as an inaugural Thunderbird. Nearly 30 years later, her daughter Jazmin McKay is making her own history as the club's first mother-daughter signing. Sutter is one of Australia's better known netball names, especially as one half of a formidable defensive duo alongside Kathryn Harby-Williams. As one of the first Thunderbirds, Sutter helped the team to two premierships in 1998 and 1999. On the international stage, she had gold medal success at t
A 'pigeon overlord', celebrity visits and iconic spheres: Rundle Mall turns 50 (opens the original)
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Fifty years ago, then-SA premier Don Dunstan decided to remove cars from a section of Rundle Street to create a pedestrian-only shopping mall. It was a controversial move at the time to pedestrianise the area. "In one corner you've got the cars, in the other corner you've got the pedestrians, then you've got the small traders over there, and the big traders who want it," said local historian Keith Conlon. "There was a lot of friction about whether this ought to happen, which seems strange now. R
The people contacting the National Debt Helpline may surprise you (opens the original)
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The National Debt Helpline has had a record number of calls in the 2025–26 financial year, with more than 183,000 people seeking support. Of those, about 40 per cent were employed, either part time or full time, and a significant increase in people needing help was seen when the Iran war broke out. The helpline's financial counsellors offer help, which is free, to people struggling with debt. A record number of people are seeking assistance from the National Debt Helpline, with a coordinator say
Researchers develop laser technology to test drinks for methanol (opens the original)
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Adelaide University researchers have developed new technology using lasers to test alcoholic drinks for methanol without opening the bottle. Methanol poisoning kills hundreds of people each year, with high-profile cases including the deaths of Australian teenagers Bianca Jones and Holly Morton-Bowles in 2024. Researchers are confident the technology can be made handheld and used in settings like border control and warehouses to test drinks for methanol before they get to consumers. Researchers h
Algae which caused brevetoxins in SA algal bloom most toxic of its kind studied (opens the original)
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A dominant species of algae in the bloom which devastated South Australia's coastline has been found to be the most toxic of its kind to be studied, according to an Australian-led research team. Karenia cristata was identified by the research team as the algae causing brevetoxins in November 2025, with the new research finding the laboratory-grown strains of it were highly toxic, even in very low concentrations. It was found there could potentially be a bloom anywhere with similar coastal water
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