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Adelaide NewsThursday 9th February 2012Your worldwide local newspaper |
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Support: Adelaide's restaurant community is rallying to help chef Matt Golinski. The latest on what's happening in Adelaide and South Australia. Simon Wilkinson reports. Focarelli injured, son killed, in Adelaide shooting
Adelaide Comanchero leader Vince Focarelli is believed to have been the target of a shooting late Sunday night, which has claimed the life of his son. Van Berlo skipper again
Adelaide have confirmed Nathan van Berlo will captain them for a second season after they announced their 2012 five-man leadership group on Thursday. AFL: Van Berlo skipper again
Adelaide have confirmed Nathan van Berlo will captain them for a second season after they announced their 2012 five-man leadership group on Thursday. Adelaide teen admits to fire at PM's school
AN Adelaide teenager has admitted to starting a fire at the prime minister's old high school that gutted five classrooms. Adelaide teen admits to arson at PM school
A teenager has admitted to starting a blaze at Prime Minister Julia Gillard's old high school in Adelaide. SA bikie boss Focarelli denied bail
An Adelaide Magistrate has refused to release bikie boss Vincenzo Focarelli on bail. Adelaide teen admits to school arson
A teenager has admitted to starting a blaze at Julia Gillard's old high school in Adelaide. Conference tackles housing pressures
A conference will discuss how Australians' housing expectations must change if future demand is to be met.Adelaide University is hosting the three-day meeting on current and looming housing issues.There ... Port plaza a certainty, vows Premier
Premier Jay Weatherill says a promised pedestrian plaza in the heart of Port Adelaide will go ahead whether or not the local council helps pay for it. Note: News items displayed are based on keyword searches for the name of your town/city and may not always be accurate for common place names. |