Adelaide home values go astral
City Of Adelaide clipper assured of home in Port Adelaide
City Of Adelaide clipper assured of home in Port Adelaide Updated July 29, 2016 10:02:15 The historic City of Adelaide clipper looks set to find a permanent home at Port Adelaide, even though it has not been included in redevelopment plans for the area. Quick facts:City of Adelaide is the world's oldest clipper shipAn estimated 250,000 Australians can trace their ancestry to the City of AdelaideOn return voyages the ship carried passengers, wool and copper to LondonIt..>> view original'Hands off our chicken schnitz'
There will be anarchy in pubs if this proposal sees the light of day. Photo: Adam WardThat’s the rallying cry of punters in Adelaide, where a bizarre plan has been hatched to crackdown on oversized portions of chicken schnitzel.The nanny state has hit its peak in South Australia, with government-funded waste watchdog Keep South Australia Beautiful calling for the serving size of the classic pub fare to be regulated.The reason? Apparently the mouth-watering dish is ending up in landfill.KSAB boss..>> view originalPower pondering season's lesson
Mansion sale off, owner pays crash debt
Galekovic reveals Adelaide need to sign another 'six good players'
Galekovic, the sometime Australia goalkeeper, who was outstanding for Adelaide last season, said he had faith in the club’s ability to still pull an ace or two out of the pack at this late stage, but was under no illusion as to how difficult it becomes as time moves on. Adelaide will play an FFA Cup Round of 32 match against Queensland NPL team Redlands United at Perry Park on Wednesday night, and it's shaping up as a tricky encounter when you consider the reduced squad the A-League champions h..>> view originalHinkley puts Power players on notice
Horrific child abuse allegations 'fanciful', defence lawyer tells ...
Horrific child abuse allegations 'fanciful', defence lawyer tells Adelaide jury Posted July 29, 2016 18:16:30 Allegations a couple subjected their children to horrific abuse, including tying them to trees and locking them in cages, are just "fanciful stories" from children who did not want to live with their father, a defence lawyer has told a South Australian jury.The father and step-mother, whose identities are suppressed, are on trial in the District Court on assau..>> view originalEnrolment cap on another full school
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