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Rex makes drastic cuts and changes to regional flights
Rex Airline will reduce or change nine flights across four states from Monday, with SA routes hit hard.
Anzac Day road closures and shopping: What’s open – and what’s not
In line with Anzac Day marches and memorials a range of major city roads and shops will be closed. See which ones.
Six South Aussies who sacrificed their lives honoured on special Anzac Day
There were massive crowds for Anzac Day services and marches across SA, as the names of six South Australians who died serving their country were added to the War Memorial.
Jewish groups cut partnership with Adelaide Uni
Jewish groups have ended a partnership with Adelaide Uni under an upcoming history festival over its stance of the definition of anti-Semitism.
Bolivar man dies after Paralowie smash
A 27-year-old has died in hospital, almost a week after crashing into a tree.
Stars LIV it up: Inside Adelaide’s exclusive A-list welcome party
The extravagant party to welcome an elite guest list ahead of Adelaide’s LIV Golf event has also brought out some of the biggest names in the city.
Top eateries close in memory of ‘shining star’ Angela Papas
Three leading Adelaide restaurants are set to shut today to mourn popular hospitality identity Angela Papas, who has died after a battle with cancer.
Will cloudy weather scupper chance of seeing today’s solar eclipse?
A rare celestial occurrence is set to grace the sky above South Australia. But astronomers have a warning for those wishing to see it.
Whoops! Sinking feeling as boat runs aground – on a roundabout
Desperate efforts to winch the vessel back onto its trailer appeared doomed, a passer-by said.
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