Whyalla steelworks would be better off under a new owner
Sanjeev Gupta’s parting gift to South Australia should be gracefully finding a new owner for the Whyalla steelworks.
Adelaide
Is Ricciuto’s future tied to Crows landing footy great?
After multiple attempts to lure one of footy’s most respected minds to the West Lakes, the future of Mark Ricciuto at the Crows could play a factor in discussions.
Port could make succession plan official before round 1
It’s been long speculated, but Port Adelaide is now considering going public on an official plan that would set the club’s next coach in stone. See the exclusive details.
Why Crows have to wait longer to move into $100m new home
Crows chairman John Olsen is adamant the club’s new headquarters at Thebarton Oval will be the AFL ‘benchmark’ – but it won’t be ready for the 2026 AFLW season as planned.
Classy stayer Maps path to Adelaide Cup revenge
After being denied by the barest of margins last year, South Australian stayer The Map is aiming to go one better in this year’s Adelaide Cup.
SA’s Izzi Batt-Doyle claims Australian half marathon record
Adelaide’s Izzi Batt-Doyle has claimed her second Australian record within a year, beating Kerryn McCann’s half marathon record set more than 25 years ago.
No prohibition against owning a part of this SA gin company
You could soon own a stake in Adelaide’s Prohibition Liquor Co., with the company raising money for a big move to an historic distillery at Seppeltsfield.
Horror as baby girl mauled by dog
A nine-month-old baby has been rushed to hospital after being bitten by a dog on a suburban street.
LIV’s shock opening as Smith shuts down Aussie hopes
People from all around Australia travel to the LIV event in Adelaide and they’ll have to keep travelling after Cam Smith delivered an update on future events.
Horne-Francis on midfield move, solving Port’s forward line puzzle
Ken Hinkley wants more midfield time out of Jason Horne-Francis in 2025. But what does the Power star himself think of the change? Plus more track watch notes here.
Wheels of fortune: Family empire’s young guns turn the corner
One of the last vestiges of SA’s once mighty automotive sector is booking surging profits and targeting new markets, as its new leader looks to build on the ROH Wheels legacy.
Injury lingers over star-studded All Stars as squad named
The Indigenous All Stars squad has been announced with some massive names, but coach Xavier Clarke will have to juggle plenty of injury issues. See the full squad here.
Port young gun eyes big 2025 after ‘frustrating’ injury run
Josh Sinn has spent lots of time sidelined but is now enjoying his first full pre-season. The youngster sheds light on his frustrating start in the AFL and how he has turned his body around.
2500 days of 36ers pain, what’s five more?
The long suffering Adelaide 36ers will have to wait five more days to learn their playoff fate, after slipping their chance against the Phoenix on Sunday. LIKES, DISLIKES from Round 19.
Wieskamp caps off Phoenix’s rollercoaster win over 36ers
South East Melbourne Phoenix import Joe Wieskamp was the hero in the clutch as his side secured a thrilling win over the Adelaide 36ers in a game which went down to the wire. Recap the action from the round here.
‘Still see him every day’: Neal-Bullen on Goodwin connection
Alex Neal-Bullen might now be a ‘fully fledged Adelaide Crow’, but he still shares a special connection with his former coach. The new recruit opens up on the trade away from the Dees.
Man killed, kids injured in horror crash
A man and two children were reportedly on their way to school at the time of the head-on collision, with the other driver now facing charges.
Sydney poised to unleash Costa on Reds
Sydney FC’s bid to find some much-needed form against Adelaide United could be aided by the potential return of Brazilian star Douglas Costa.
Track watch: Port gives glimpse into Lukosius plans
Port Adelaide recruit Jack Lukosius has long been adamant he is best used as a forward – but, as we learnt on Friday, Ken Hinkley might have other ideas. Get all the latest match sim intel.
Potential Houston replacement puts Port contract talks on hold
He has been touted as a breakout contender for Port Adelaide and is unsigned beyond this year. But for now this Power youngster’s focus is on playing regularly, not a new deal.
Race sponsor hit with huge debt claim in Supreme Court
The Adelaide 500’s major sponsor, Vailo, faces an enormous claim for allegedly outstanding lease payments, in what is tech founder Aaron Hickmann’s latest stoush with creditors.
Round 1 lock? Verdict on every new face at Crows, Power
It was a big off-season for both South Australian clubs. But a few months on, which new faces have really made their mark? Get the intel and verdict on every draftee and recruit.
Neal-Bullen firming for leadership role at Crows
Adelaide’s oldest recruit in seven years has already become a mentor at West Lakes. Here’s why the man known as Nibbler is likely to sink his teeth into an official leadership role.
Crows fitness guru reveals Tex’s eye-catching data, recruit’s secret
In an exclusive interview, Adelaide’s high performance boss Darren Burgess lifts the lid on how a number of key Crows are really shaping up – from Taylor Walker to Sid Draper.
Dwyer declares Adelaide the goal with globetrotting Asfoora
Henry Dwyer intends to tackle the Adelaide Racing Carnival with star mare Asfoora, the Ballarat trainer pinpointing the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes as a landing spot for the Royal Ascot winner.
Virgin cancels flights between major cities
Virgin Australia has scrapped one of its direct flight routes between two Aussie states ahead of one’s peak tourism season, in a move branded “awful and unbelievable”.
Alleged Australia Day neo-Nazis named
The alleged leader of an Australian neo-Nazi group has fronted court in a combative mood, hitting out at the police, journalists, the court system and what he called “political persecution”.
These SA spots are the hottest on Earth
South Australia has recorded the hottest temperature in the world with the mercury soaring past 40C in several areas in the state.
Alleged Australia Day neo-Nazis named
The alleged leader of an Australian neo-Nazi group has fronted court in a combative mood, hitting out at the police, journalists, the court system and what he called “political persecution”.
‘Evil forces’: PM’s tough talk on Nazi rally
Anthony Albanese has slammed “evil forces” seeking to divide Australians after 15 men and a teenager were arrested at a neo-Nazi march.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/topics/adelaide/page/13