Beer named after Fitzy’s junior footy club
What would an Adelaide Crows amber ale taste like? How about a Port Adelaide pilsener? Well, one local Adelaide footy club has had a session ale brewed especially for them.
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A landmark study of dolphin numbers in South Australian gulf waters shows the creatures are facing unprecedented challenges.
Law unto herself: How a mourning mum raised the bar
Andrea Madeley grieved for years after losing her son to an avoidable workplace tragedy. But through her grief she found an inspirational resolve to stop others suffering as she did.
Club looking for stolen guernseys
Spotted a set of 25 black and white Adelaide Footy League guernseys for sale online? They may be the ones that have been stolen from Salisbury Football Club.
Footy champ back coaching — weeks after Parkinson’s surgery
Two months ago, former Crows and West Adelaide star Mark Mickan had revolutionary surgery to help treat his Parkinson’s disease. Now he’s back doing what he loves.
African ‘brotherhood’ on path to finals
A basketball team with eight African-born players is the Premier League’s surprise packet this season — attracting attention from the NBL and US colleges.
PAC powers to ‘best performance’ this year, beats Rostrevor
It is shaping to be a two-horse race for college football’s Messenger Shield between Prince Alfred and Sacred Heart after PAC’s convincing win over Rostrevor on Saturday.
Sacred Heart the only unbeaten team after edging Rostrevor
There is now only one unbeaten team in college football – Sacred Heart. Hearts beat fierce rival Rostrevor in round four, while Prince Alfred almost suffered a shock loss to Westminster.
Year after cancer diagnosis, coach leads ‘amazing’ win
Netball coach Scott Waddington was diagnosed with bowel cancer on May 26 last year. On May 24 this month, he helped his side end a decade-long losing streak against a competition powerhouse.
College students fuming over changes to sport tradition
Students from two of Adelaide’s most elite colleges are upset after a decision to shorten their traditional intercol sports carnival. More than 1200 people have signed a petition, saying if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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