Briana Fiore

Australians who were on the Global Sumud Flotilla, a fleet of ships intercepted by Israel's navy off Gaza last week, are met by supporters upon their arrival.

A coronial inquest has heard that multiple attempts to escalate an emergency response were made after a ramping-related death in Adelaide, but staff were told the situation did not meet the criteria.

There’s a push for stricter regulation of the massage industry, after a practitioner was able to keep indecently assaulting his clients after being reported to police and an industry body. Data shows the issue could be widespread. 

Local traders at Glenelg show their support for a Declared Public Precinct trial that will see extended police powers. 

Sonja Kurtzer was a "trailblazing feminist" who inevitably lost her identity in an attempt to seek "spiritual healing". Now, her daughter Ellen Bertani is on a quest for justice. 

There are many ways coercive control can present itself in intimate partner relationships. Now, some states and territories are moving to criminalise it as young people take part in education programs aimed at stamping it out.

The number of families who have been paid compensation over SA's cochlear implant programming error has risen to 141.

A government department says it will stop partnering with a charity run by Plymouth Brethren Christian Church members. 

This global religious sect has restrictions around television, eating with others and attending university. Its members also run schools and a charity that have received millions of dollars in funding from taxpayers. 

The Adelaide 36ers basketball team has condemned anonymous racial base directed online at former NBA star Montrezl Harrell, who joined the team last month.