How a year in Adelaide opened my eyes and other top stories.

• How a year in Adelaide opened my eyes

  SOME people tend to look down their noses at Adelaide, particularly those from Melbourne and Sydney. They say there’s nothing happening here. They say the water tastes funny. They call it “Radelaide” (but don’t really mean it).media_cameraRick Goodman in Adelaide with one of his furry mates.I know because I grew up in Melbourne and lived in Sydney for a year too.So when I told my friends I was moving to Adelaide, the reaction was often: “Why?”Well, for work mainly. But I was also enthusiastic ab..

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• Crows a different kind of team

  

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• Adelaide News The hills of Adelaide are alive with the Sound of Music

  

  All the latest local Adelaide news at TEN Eyewitness News First At Five's digital home. We're here to keep you updated on Adelaide's big stories, and to start the conversation on issues that affect you.

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• Suspicious fire destroys Adelaide home

  

  Police believe a fire that destroyed an Adelaide home was deliberately lit.Fire fighters were called to the Gawler East home just before 10pm on Thursday and found the property engulfed in flames.There was nothing they could do to save the house. No one was home when the fire took hold.

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• Stars align for SA entrepreneurs

  

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• The night when we had just one ambulance

  

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• Ken will blood Riley — Port's 36th player

  

  PORT ADELAIDE coach Ken Hinkley is not done with testing the depth of his player list by vowing to test recent AFL draftee Riley Bonner after tomorrow’s debut of teenager Jesse Palmer.Having started the season with questions on how many players he could use — as the AFL rejected the Power’s call for top-ups players to replace WADA-suspended pair Patrick Ryder and Angus Monfries — Hinkley will finish the year having called up at least 36.Palmer, 19, will become No. 35 in Saturday evening’s clash ..

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• Surveying firm Alexander Symonds standing strong

  

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• Off the Record: Adelaide's premier source of political, legal and ...

  

  Premier Jay Weatherill's spin doctor team is poised for revolution as Network Ten Canberra-based national political reporter Adam Todd makes an Adelaide ...

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• Is this Adelaide's next laneway hotspot?

  

  This could be the city's new laneway hub – if it weren't for the fact that it has a church and office complex built on top of it. Tom Richardson @tomrichardson.

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