Joel Erickson is a dedicated Colts beat writer with a focus on local news in Australia, specifically South Australia and Adelaide. His articles cover a wide range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and tragic incidents, providing a comprehensive view of the local landscape.
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Police are investigating after a baby boy died at a family daycare in Brisbane.
By: Joel Erickson
I’ve written about my daughter, Aoife, a few times during my time at Kidspot.
By: Joel Erickson
The heartbroken dad of two young boys found dead in a Blue Mountains home this week has spoken of his “unimaginable pain and distress”.
An Aussie mum-of-four has heaped praise on a popular supermarket’s new tech roll out, but not everybody is on board.
We love spring. Well, most of it.
A mum has shared the incredible story about how her young son was ‘born twice’.
When former footballer Akec Makur Chuot met her half-sister Mary* for the first time, she was a happy and curious 10-year-old.
An Aussie woman has issued a stern warning after she fell victim to a “scary” Uber scam.
When you send your kids to school, you generally expect them to come home again in a similar condition.
We all know the rental crisis is getting out of hand, but this might just take the cake for the most bizarre ad we’ve seen in a long while.
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