Eli Moulton, the visionary founder of Adelaide’s beloved dress hire service Plus One, is stepping down to focus on family and her fitness platform, passing the torch to longtime team members Amy and Lucy — the perfect duo to carry forward her community-driven mission and expand the brand’s legacy.

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A Japanese mall, hyped for its earthquake-proof upgrades, faced a seismic reality when a 7.1 quake struck—timing that’s either ironic or terrifyingly effective. Meanwhile, global cybercrime escalates as “pig-butchering” scams trap victims in crypto slavery, while Thai hostage Bannawat Saethao, held by Hamas for nearly 16 months, finally breaks his silence after a harrowing reunion with his infant daughter. In the Solomon Islands, landowners and the government prepare to sue for $60 million over a 2019 oil spill near a paradise island. And in tennis, Japan dominates wheelchair tennis, holding top global rankings—a testament to their powerhouse development in the sport.

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Former Adelaide councillor Henry Davis resigned before a misconduct panel’s report was released, after being accused of secretly filming and sharing footage of three colleagues at a bar — an act that sparked outrage and calls for accountability. Now running for Mayor, Davis faces mounting pressure as Deputy Lord Mayor Carmel Noon and others condemn his behavior, calling it damaging and lacking remorse. Davis denies wrongdoing, accuses critics of defamation, and vows to take legal action — all while insisting his campaign won’t be derailed by the controversy.

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BHP just landed its biggest-ever deal with a Traditional Owner business, AMY Nominees, in South Australia—a $60 million contract to manage labor and operations at the Prominent Hill copper mine. This milestone, years in the making, showcases deep collaboration between industry and Indigenous community, creating jobs and pathways for future generations. AMY Nominees, backed by the Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation, has been building capacity since 2024 to lead this complex project. Meanwhile, BHP is aggressively expanding its copper operations in SA, now generating over half its revenue from copper, with a $2 billion investment and plans for a new smelter—all dependent on securing water through a proposed $50 million desalination plant in talks with the state government.

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South Australia is powering ahead with renewables, now generating over 75% of its electricity from clean sources—up from just 1% in 2007. Wind and solar are driving the shift, and the state is ramping up battery storage with a massive expansion led by Neoen and Tesla. This two-stage project, set to connect to the grid by August 2027, will double existing capacity, ensuring grid reliability when the sun sets and the wind calms. It’s a key step toward hitting 100% net renewable electricity by 2027, stabilizing prices and setting a global benchmark for clean energy leadership.

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A thousand Qantas workers illegally sacked during the pandemic are still waiting on their $120 million compensation, as the law firm handling payouts begged for a last-minute extension — prompting a furious judge to call it “a minute to midnight” and delay the decision until August 6th, while $35 million sits frozen in court.

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Kangaroo Island’s Seal Bay has paused beach tours for sea lions amid growing concerns over bird flu, with officials suspecting up to 11 cases in wild seabirds — including one at Seal Bay — could confirm local spread. Already vulnerable due to their small population, these animals are being shielded from human contact while feral cats are also being controlled to prevent disease transmission. Though bird flu has emerged in seabirds across several states, no poultry or pets have been affected yet — but authorities remain on high alert to protect these fragile populations.

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Bird flu has hit Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island — a critical breeding ground for Australia’s endangered sea lions — with four crested terns testing positive, including one at the colony. Experts warn local transmission among wildlife is now likely, echoing devastating overseas outbreaks that wiped out tens of thousands of marine mammals. With only about 12,000 Australian sea lions left, this is a crisis they can’t afford. Conservationists are demanding urgent action, including a proposed $200 million national wildlife resilience fund, while South Australia urges the public to report any sick or dead animals — don’t touch them, just document and report.

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