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Bay to Birdwood marks 40 years, a run perhaps inspired by Don Dunstan parade
The Bay to Birdwood (BTB) historic vehicle run celebrates its 40th anniversary this weekend, but according to one of the event’s stalwarts, its roots lay in an unofficial parade led
Olsen asked to lead Crows
LGA board awards itself pay rise SA Indigenous artist wins 2020 Archibald Prize Sydney community transmission case as SA opens up to NSW Dire warning on COVID hit to SA’s
Man accused of covertly filming women denied bail to home address near alleged victims
An Adelaide court has heard new details about the alleged offending of a video producer and children’s app creator, who is accused of covertly filming women inside their homes and
Police investigating after pins found in strawberries bought at Adelaide Hills supermarket
An Adelaide Hills woman has reported finding pins in several strawberries bought from a local supermarket, with police confirming they are now investigating. Key points: A woman and her sons
Charlie Miller, World War II Spitfire pilot and popular Anzac Day speaker, dies aged 96
World War II veteran Charlie Miller OAM, known for his extraordinary bravery as a Spitfire pilot and his significant contribution to the Mount Gambier community, has died. Key points: Mr
“Hugely disappointing” Port Adelaide border controversy prompts inquiry
ICAC faces broader shake-up after committee stoush Safework called in after Premier’s office building safety scare Unemployed brace for $300 Centrelink JobSeeker cut Your views: on an Indigenous gallery, GM-free
Paedophile who ran child exploitation website pleads guilty to multiple charges
An Adelaide paedophile has pleaded guilty to multiple child sex charges, including possessing and disseminating child exploitation material. Key points: Mark Anthony Gray pleaded guilty to multiple child sex offences
SA boatie Tony Higgins still missing as police call off search after third day
Police have called off the search for missing sailor Tony Higgins in waters south of Adelaide. Key points: Police and emergency services had been looking for Tony Higgins for three
ICAC faces broader shake-up after committee stoush
“Hugely disappointing” Port Adelaide border controversy prompts inquiry Safework called in after Premier’s office building safety scare Unemployed brace for $300 Centrelink JobSeeker cut Your views: on an Indigenous gallery,
Justice Ginsburg Becomes First Woman to Lie in State in US Capitol
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made history as the first woman to lie in state at the United States Capitol on Friday, September 25, according to reports. Ginsburg was lying in
How the Beirut blast plunged Lebanon into a crisis ‘worse than war’
Gaby Jammal, now 57, joined a militia in Beirut at the age of 12. He came of age fighting in Lebanon’s 15-year civil war, witnessed the mass explosion that killed
Families find amazing Geelong homes to wait out pandemic in style
A luxury home rebuilt after a devastating fire has found new owners as a string of top-end sales shows homebuyers are looking to wait out the coronavirus pandemic in style
Russian Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny thanks pilots and paramedics after suspected poisoning
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said he owes his life to the pilots who made an emergency landing when he collapsed on a flight and the paramedics who diagnosed his
Fears of panic buying as cases soar in the UK
UK supermarkets are reintroducing buying limits on products to stem a potential wave of panic buying as cases start to rise again On Friday a national survey carried out by
Growing under glass
Flower Dome Conservatory, Gardens by the Bay in Singapore.Credit:Bewitch/ Shuttercock.com And they chart how these “workable miniature conservatories” of ancient Rome have been enlarged, modified and tweaked until we arrive
Tyrone Peachey reports racial slur to referee, Titans defeat Knights
Fox League microphones have reportedly picked up an incident of racial abuse in the Gold Coast Titans‘ 36-6 win over the Newcastle Knights on Friday night. It was a grim
Coronavirus UK: How quickly is the outbreak REALLY growing?
Published: 21:26 AEST, 25 September 2020 | Updated: 01:05 AEST, 26 September 2020 Between 9,000 and 16,000 Britons are getting infected with coronavirus every day, according to researchers monitoring the
Lower north shore agency notches up more than $42m worth of sales in just two weeks
Sydney’s lower north shore is in the thick of a premium property sales surge, with one local agency notching up more than $42 million worth of sales across seven transactions
Melbourne Cup 2019 studs and duds: report card, best and worst performances, horses and jockeys
In the madness of the Melbourne Cup there’s always those who pleasantly surprise and those who disappoint. Here’s our annual look at the studs and duds of the race that
The heartbreaking chapters of Chris Lawrence’s diary at Wests Tigers after horrific injury
Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size From an Auckland hospital bed 19 months ago, an unrecognisable Chris Lawrence began logging the agonising details of his 100-day recovery following
Crows make contact with Power premiership coach
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has confirmed the club has made contact with Mark Williams as they look to reshape their coaching department. There’s been plenty of change at the Crows
AFL flag still driving Dangerfield
All the individual accolades in the world won’t sate Patrick Dangerfield’s appetite for the ultimate team success – an AFL premiership. Dangerfield this week added an eighth All-Australian blazer to
NRL 2020: Newcastle Knights vs Titans, South Sydney Rabbitohs, finals week 1 draw, venues
If Newcastle plans on making a dent in the NRL finals series, coach Adam O’Brien will need to ensure his players show up ready to play next week. The Knights
AFL 2020: Man charged with stalking umpire, menacing voicemails, Victoria Police, court, obtained phone number
A footy fan has been arrested and charged with stalking an AFL umpire, leaving “menacing voicemails” after obtaining the whistleblower’s phone number. Detectives from the Sporting Integrity Intelligence Unit executed
New honours for Jack Steele and a ‘bub in the hub’ for Jarryn Geary fires up St Kilda Saints
“I’m extremely honoured.” Steele was rested from match simulation on Friday although he joined Tim Membrey, Hunter Clark and Jack Lonie for a running session. “I’ve played every game this
Melbourne Cup 2019 results, winner, Vow and Declare, protest, full finishing order, video, dividends
Vow And Declare has held off the international challenge to win a thrilling Melbourne Cup but the placings behind him were changed after the first protest in the race since
AI, captain – China now has the world’s largest fleet, alarming its Pacific rival | United States
Sep 26th 2020 A SLEEK GREY trimaran that cuts through the water at 27 knots, the Sea Hunter is capable of sailing from San Diego to Tokyo, and back again,
Lock up the small fry—for a start – Ukraine’s anti-corruption court bares its teeth | Europe
THE OFFICIALS who ran Ukraine before its revolution in 2014 are believed to have stolen billions of dollars. One crony gave Viktor Yanukovych, when he was president, a solid gold
Chinese air force propaganda video appears to use Hollywood movie clips
The 2-minute, 15-second video, titled “The God of War H-6K Goes on the Attack!” was released over the weekend by China’s People Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) on Weibo, a
Pandemic focus at UN pushes out key topics
At the United Nations this week, Kenya’s president lamented the loss of animal species and called for measures to combat climate change. Slovenia’s president spoke of eliminating land mines, legacies
The GOP Lawsuits Fight Back
By The Editorial Board Close The Editorial Board Sept. 24, 2020 7:35 pm ET Sample voting ballots sit in a pile during a training on a new ballot sorting machine
‘Life Is Such a Simple, Yet Cruel Thing’ By Vladimir Putin
This article originally appeared at Russian Pioneer Translated by Kristina Aleshnikova Frankly, my father did not even like to touch on the subject of the war. It was more like
MEC considered an appeal to members for a bailout before it agreed to a private equity deal
Article content continued It looked at applying for the federal government’s Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility, which provides emergency funding during COVID-19, and the Business Development Bank of Canada’s mid-market
Split over new tough coronavirus measures for Madrid – POLITICO
Madrid is the epicenter of coronavirus in Spain, with nearly 50,000 cases diagnosed in the last two weeks. | Oscar del Pozo/AFP via Getty Images Health Minister Salvador Illa clashes
Red Bull aim to keep Albon, Verstappen and Newey together
FILE PHOTO: Formula One F1 – Tuscan Grand Prix – Mugello, Scarperia e San Piero, Italy – September 10, 2020 Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Alexander Albon during a press
Racing 92 v Saracens (Sat)
Alex Goode (10) has stepped into the fly-half role in the absence of the suspended Owen Farrell Date: Saturday 26 September Kick-off: 14:00 BST Venue: Paris La Defense Arena Coverage:
European Masters: Ronnie O’Sullivan beaten by teenage rookie Aaron Hill
Ronnie O’Sullivan won his sixth world title last month World champion Ronnie O’Sullivan was knocked out of the European Masters by Irish teenager Aaron Hill. The 18-year-old is ranked 115th
Golf-McCumber finishes with four-way share of lead in Dominican Republic
FILE PHOTO: Aug 1, 2020; Truckee, CA, USA; Tyler McCumber hits the 6th hole tee during the third round of the Barracuda Championship golf tournament at Old Greenwood. Mandatory Credit:
Super Cup: Bayern Munich 2-1 Sevilla (AET) – Javi Martinez scores extra-time winner
Bayern Munich have won four trophies in 2020 Bayern Munich were taken to extra time by a durable and resilient Sevilla in front 15,180 fans in Budapest before adding the
'It's a real tough day': Brett Lee returns to TV hours after trying to save Dean Jones
The former Australia fast bowler performed CPR on Jones in a desperate attempt to revive him at their Mumbai hotel. Source link
Joy Neville: Former Ireland captain to be first female TMO for men’s Test
Joy Neville was an assistant referee in Saracens’ European Champions Cup quarter-final win over Leinster earlier this month Joy Neville will become the first female television match official for a
Djokovic out to make amends in Paris for U.S. Open fiasco
FILE PHOTO: Tennis – ATP Masters 1000 – Italian Open – Foro Italico, Rome, Italy – September 21, 2020 Serbia’s Novak Djokovic celebrates winning the final against Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman
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