Man dies, son survives when boat overturns on fishing trip off Adelaide and other top stories.

• Man dies, son survives when boat overturns on fishing trip off Adelaide

  

  Man dies, son survives when boat overturns on fishing trip off Adelaide Updated July 18, 2016 17:43:47 A 72-year-old man has died but his 44-year-old son has survived a boating mishap off the Adelaide coast.A search was made off suburban Semaphore and North Haven on Sunday night after the two men were reported overdue from a fishing trip.The pair had launched their 5.5-metre boat on Sunday morning and were reported overdue to police just after 7:00pm, when family member..

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• Crows' footy earns admiration — and opportunity

  

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• Projectile lodged in Adelaide driver's shoulder removed by surgeons

  

  Projectile lodged in Adelaide driver's shoulder removed by surgeons Posted July 18, 2016 09:30:09 A projectile that lodged in a driver's shoulder has been removed during surgery and sent to ballistics experts for examination, Adelaide police say.They said the 22-year-old woman had been driving home from work on Saturday night on Dyson Road at Christie Downs in the southern suburbs when a small object smashed her car's side window and lodged close to her neck.Police fi..

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• Mauk's Dutch dream all but secured

  

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• Crows must take Cats crowd out of the game

  

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• Simone Young Lets the Baton do the Talking

  

  Simone Young Lets the Baton do the Talking Heading to Adelaide to conduct Mahler’s Sixth Symphony for the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Simone Young discusses how she will direct the monumental work. One of the most terrifying moments in orchestral music happens deep into the fourth movement of Mahler’s Sixth Symphony. Three ‘hammer blows’ representing fate come crashing down to annihilate humanity’s hopes and all the work’s preceding loveliness – its soaring ‘Alma theme’ (which reputedly repre..

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• Adelaide market likely to be flat for the near future

  

  Despite a recent state budget that made some concessions towards the real estate sector, the outlook in Adelaide remains flat for the near future. The Weatherill Government’s latest budget for South Australia came with stamp duty breaks for off-the-plan apartments, no new taxes for foreign buyers and a multi-million dollar assistance package for areas of Adelaide soon to face economic challenges, but those on the ground don’t believe it will provide a kick-start to the city..

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