Sydney doesn’t know what’s hit it as Charlie slips under the radar
If Charlie Dixon can slip under the radar of the Swans’ defence like he did to Sydneysiders in Pitt Street Mall, the Power could go a long way to winning.
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A nana’s tears for Port star living out his dreams far away from home
A Port Adelaide star has thrived since moving over from Geelong, but it’s been a much tougher time for his beloved nana back in their Victorian home town.
Echuca’s favourite son ready to break Port’s prelim hoodoo
Port Adelaide star and Echuca’s favourite son will be looking to break the Power’s preliminary final hoodoo, and his rural town will be backing him the whole way.
‘Couldn’t be more proud of him’: Hometown hero inspiring rural city
After a thrilling win over Hawthorn, a key player to Port has his rural SA hometown inspired as he and the team head to Sydney for the Preliminary final against the Swans.
Painful secret your dad probably never talks about
It only took a few minutes for this group of professional men to realise they all shared the same struggle.
Green drought hides the South-East farmer red flags
It may be green as far as the eye can see, but farmers in South Australia’s South-East are currently facing conditions they fear they may never recover from.
I had brain surgery … then my husband was diagnosed with cancer
After surviving for seven years with prostate cancer, Dean Dimmock hoped to help his wife recover from brain surgery. Tragically, he was robbed of that dream.
‘You’ve lost the plot’: Iconic event was nearly a false start
The City-Bay Fun run attracts tens of thousands of runners and spectators every year. But the man who created the iconic SA event was forced to train in the cover of darkness. Here’s why.
‘I could have been dead’: How a hike in the Outback saved my life
When she was 16, Bella McInnes battled suicidal thoughts every day. But an eight-day hike in the northern Flinders Ranges changed her life.
Morant memorial move slammed: ‘He wasn’t brave — he was a war criminal’
The Head of SA’s Anzac Day Committee has slammed a push to include a convicted war criminal on a historic Adelaide memorial, labelling it “disgraceful”.
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