Port vs Tigers: Everything you need to know
It’s Port Adelaide’s date with destiny – and whether you have tickets to tonight’s Power vs Tigers blockbuster or want to follow it on TV, radio or streaming, here’s everything you need to know.
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Urgent Aldi probe after product fails – with frightening results
Aldi has paid out $1000 damages to a local councillor because one of its more unusual products dangerously failed – prompting an urgent review by Consumer Affairs.
COVID-safe ‘pods’ transform Oval’s hill
Adelaide Oval’s new COVID-safe “pods” – 40sq m roped-off areas, which will each house 20 fans with allocated tickets – have started to go up ahead of the Power’s preliminary final, transforming it into a very unfamiliar state.
The life and crimes of slain Adelaide bikie Shane Bowden
Once an accomplished cyclist admitted to the AIS, Shane Bowden’s real dream was to take his criminal career from Adelaide to the national stage. It finally ended in a hail of bullets on Sunday night.
Coronavirus can last four weeks on surfaces
Australian scientists have discovered much longer virus survival times which will have far-reaching effects for calculating risk.
Driver warning ahead of school return
Do you know your school crossing rules? Here we clarify widely misunderstood variants of school crossings ahead of the return to school for Term 4.
Flinders Link train passengers can help set the timetable
Train commuters on the new Flinders hospital and university line will have a chance to determine the timetable. Here’s how.
Red-light camera tests start as police fire back
Testing of Adelaide’s red-light cameras has started after a court decision that put thousands of fines into doubt – but the Police Commissioner says it will cost the force.
Red-light fines fiasco: Everything you need to know
SA’s red-light camera fiasco has left thousands of fines in limbo. Here’s what you need to do if you have an unpaid fine or go through a camera and get one.
Red faces as traffic camera fines suspended
All unpaid fines for being caught on camera for running a red light have been suspended – and the validity of new fines are now pending the outcome of legal advice after a Supreme Court ruling.
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