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A man charged over the death of Steven Murphy, whose remains were found in an underground bunker at a property in Adelaide's north, has pleaded not guilty to murder but has admitted to killing the victim.

Mark Haydon, who was found guilty of assisting the killers, has been granted parole with conditions and is expected to go to a pre-release centre.

Mark Haydon, who was convicted of seven counts of assisting the Snowtown murderers, will be sent to the Adelaide pre-release centre after being granted parole.

Stewart Iain Berry was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy and producing child exploitation material.

Australians know they are accepting a certain level of risk every time they step onto a sporting field. But when playing sport leads to death, society's tolerance and the sport's social licence is tested.   

The suburban football club has been handed major penalties after it was found guilty by an independent tribunal on 223 counts of salary breaches between 2018 and 2022. 

The capacity of rooftop solar in Australia will eclipse the country's entire electricity demand in coming decades, according to a report that charts the technology's rise.

The South Australia Parole Board is poised to make a decision on whether to release Snowtown murder accomplice Mark Haydon from prison.

The SA government says today's long-anticipated naval overhaul will secure continuous shipbuilding at Adelaide's Osborne shipyard — but the state opposition has expressed doubts it will stave off a "valley of death".

South Australia's parole board is considering an application to release Snowtown accomplice Mark Ray Haydon, on the same day the state government has rushed legal changes through parliament.

South Australia's Parole Board will meet to consider an application by "bodies-in-the-barrels" accomplice Mark Ray Haydon for release into the community. It’s the culmination of an application which has been under consideration since 2021.

The SA government is set to rush a bill which would allow a supervision order on Mark Haydon, who is expecting parole.

A man accused of fatally bashing his "frail" housemate and then putting his body in a wheelie bin that was later discovered at an Adelaide dump has been found guilty of murder.

RSPCA South Australia has released vision of more than 100 animals it says were “living in squalor” at a property in the state’s Mid North. The organisation says three animals had to be euthanised.

Two women have been convicted of animal welfare offences after more than 100 animals were found "living in squalor" at a property in South Australia's Mid North. The RSPCA has appealed for the government to strengthen animal welfare laws.

New legislation will be urgently introduced to South Australian parliament in a bid to impose controls on Snowtown murders accomplice Mark Ray Haydon, ahead of his release from prison after 25 years behind bars.

Raelene Polymiadis, who is accused of murdering her elderly parents by allegedly injecting them with her own insulin, indicates she will fight breach of bail charges against her.

In Ukraine, formerly one of Europe's biggest dairy suppliers, 50 per cent of the industry is gone, 200,000 cows have been bombed, and farmers are very much on the front line.

Australia consistently produces about 1.4 million tonnes of spuds each year and their value is on the rise.

The scrapped Cashless Debit Card has left a divisive legacy in the South Australian coastal town of Ceduna, which is facing a rise in crime and antisocial behaviour.

There are growing concerns of increasing property crime rate in the far west town of Ceduna, as residents call for more action. 

Antoni Gregory Furman is fined in Adelaide's District Court for accessing more than 200 classified defence department documents after he transferred to a private sector job.

A 30-year-old man will face court charged with being unlawfully on premises and breach of bail after allegedly running from police and hiding in a wheelie bin at Park Holme.

Cheese lovers are aghast at claims some French soft cheeses are "under threat" from a lack of genetic diversity in cheese cultures. But it's a bit more complicated than that.

Dylan Lloyd pleads guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court to unlawful sexual intercourse and the indecent assault of a girl on the Seaford train line.