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Kangaroo Island's ferry service has shut down for three days as part of preparations for the first of two new vessels to begin operating. Locals are describing the wait as "frustrating", but are excited for the improved services the new ferries will bring.
Traders in Glenelg have raised concerns about the impact of public brawls on their businesses if the anti-social behaviour continues over summer. A 15-year-old boy was charged with disorderly behaviour after an alleged fight on Sunday.
A magnitude-2.8 earthquake was reported in the Barossa Valley overnight, with nearly 250 reports received by Geoscience Australia. The quake was located at Stone Well, on the outskirts of Tanunda, about 55 kilometres north-east of Adelaide.
Two teenage boys were arrested on Sunday afternoon following a reported fight involving dozens of youths at Mosely Square in Glenelg. The incident is the latest in a series of public brawls in the area, with police vowing to take a proactive approach to addressing disorderly behaviour.
Vote now for your favourite episode of a landmark documentary series that has been showcasing Australian stories for 30 years. The top 30 winners will be announced on November 19 on the series' Facebook page.
WOMADelaide 2027 is set to feature 36 artists from around the world, including Underworld, Leon Bridges, and Madness. The festival will take place over four days in March 2027 at Bonython Park on Kaurna Country.
The name Mary has been a staple in music for centuries, featured in countless songs across various genres and eras. But who is she, and why are so many singers apparently obsessed?
The South Australian government's decision to upgrade the North Adelaide Golf Course has raised concerns about transparency and procurement. Premier Peter Malinauskas has defended the government's approach, saying it was necessary to take risks and move quickly to seize opportunities.
The federal government is expected to decide within 24 hours whether to accept an offer from the European Space Agency to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station. The offer is dependent on financial support, with around $25 million raised so far.
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