Luigi Gligora had been abusing prescription drugs before he crashed into The Advertiser's then deputy editor Ben Hyde on West Terrace in October 2021, leaving Mr Hyde with a traumatic brain injury.

Another driver travelling at 170km/h while affected by drugs hit the reporter’s car on his way home from work.

In October 2021, journalist Ben Hyde left his Adelaide office late at night, ready to head home to his family after a long day. But just minutes later, he found himself in a nightmare that would alter ...

When Tania Hyde arrived at the Royal Adelaide Hospital on October 4, 2021, she had no idea if her husband was dead or alive.

On way xo’. It’s the same message I’d send my wife, Tania, every evening when I was leaving my work at The Advertiser.

Arrive Alive launched with the premiere of While I Was Sleeping – a documentary chronicling the journey of The Advertiser's ...

In the frantic late hours of any given night, road crash victims will be rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s emergency ...

Premier Peter Malinauskas, along with leaders in emergency services and road safety, have joined forces to issue a desperate ...

Unknown to Hyde, a driver high on prescription drugs and speeding at 170km/h was headed straight for him on Adelaide’s West Terra In an attempt to evade police, Luigi Gligora, who had earlier ...

The ripple effect from road trauma spreads far and wide and lingers forever. Here’s an insight into the tragic reality stemming from a massive Adelaide crash. Ben Hyde had been the innocent ...