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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Adelaide News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Adelaide—from local news and government to business, culture, and major developments across the city. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city and keeping communities connected worldwide. Adelaide News Today is your daily snapshot of the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
Episodes
- Surgeon Skips Court on Sexual Assault Charges
Prominent surgeon Vahid Reza Adib, partner of former Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, skipped his first court date on serious sexual assault charges. Adib, 65, faces multiple counts of rape, deprivation of liberty, and sexual assa…
- AIR Awards Celebrate Adelaide's Indie Music Scene
Adelaides AIR Awards celebrate indie music, with nominees announced for the twentieth edition. The event, held at Adelaide Town Hall, features 23 categories, including best independent dance club single and electronic single. Standout acts…
- Coles Slammed for Fake Discounts, Judge Rules Misleading Shoppers
Coles Faces Backlash for Deceptive Down Down Discounts; ACCC Sues Woolworths Next A Federal Court judge has criticized Coles for misleading shoppers with their Down Down campaign, ruling that the supermarket giant deliberately hid price hi…
- Trump-Xi Talks: Tech & Trade in Spotlight
Trump-Xi Talks: Tech & Trade in Spotlight
- Aussie Actresses' Defamation Trial: Wilson vs. McInnes
Australian actress Charlotte McInnes and director Rebel Wilson are embroiled in a defamation lawsuit over conflicting accounts of events during filming. The trial has industry insiders on edge, with a ruling imminent that could significant…
- Couple Turns Vigilantes After Hit-and-Run
A South Australian couple became vigilantes after a hit-and-run, pursuing the driver and guiding police to them. The driver was subsequently charged with driving unlicensed and leaving the scene.
- Flickerfest's 35th Birthday: A Global Short Film Showcase
Flickerfest celebrates its 35th anniversary with a national tour. The festival showcases Australian and international short films, including award-winners like Alies Sluiters Boy On Fire.
- Aussie Woman Builds Fire-Resistant Home from Trash
Dee-Ann Kelly, an Australian woman, is building a fire-resistant, eco-friendly home using recycled materials. This trend of building "Earthships" is growing in Australia due to high housing costs and unpredictable weather, offering afforda…
- Adelaide's Weather: Mild Week, Showers Weekend
This episode of Adelaide News Today details Adelaide's weather forecast for the week. It includes mild temperatures, medium showers on Wednesday, high rain chances on Friday, and a damp Saturday.
- One Nation's Farrer Win: Liberal Crisis Looms
One Nation secured a historic by-election win in Farrer, indicating a shift in Australian politics and voter frustration. This win poses a crisis for the Liberal party due to a shrinking base and potential preferencing deals.
- Rate Hikes Boost Aussie Labor Supply
An IMF paper indicates that Australians increased their labor supply in response to interest rate hikes, influenced by variable rate mortgages, a strong job market, and government childcare subsidies. This suggests rate hikes have a notabl…
- Mum's Busy Work: A Fantastical Office Adventure
The episode discusses "Mum's Busy Work," a picture book by Ruby Jones. It focuses on a child's imaginative interpretation of their mother's office life, featuring durable format, British-style spelling, and simple text for early readers.
- Fremantle Dockers' Winning Streak: Longmuir's Secret
The Fremantle Dockers, coached by Justin Longmuir, are on an eight-game winning streak and have secured a top-two spot in the AFL ladder. They are preparing to play Essendon and St Kilda to continue their streak.
- Sheep Solve Murder Mystery in Hilarious Podcast
This podcast episode describes a whimsical murder mystery where sheep, led by Lily and voiced by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, investigate the death of their shepherd, George Hardy. The cast also includes Hugh Jackman, and the soundtrack features s…
- Dragons vs Knights: NRL Round Ten Showdown
This episode covers NRL round ten, focusing on the Dragons vs Knights match, with Dragons needing points and Knights seeking momentum. Other matchups include Rabbitohs vs Sharks and Broncos vs Sea Eagles, with teams managing lineup changes…
- Yatahlia Manor: Upscale Living Redefined
Yatahlia Manor in Adelaide is slated for a $40 million redevelopment into a luxury community featuring 30 upscale residences and a private country club. The project focuses on wellness and community, offering shared amenities and thoughtfu…
- Adelaide's Weekend: Cool, Cloudy, Showers
Adelaide faces a cool, cloudy weekend with a chance of showers and winds. Temperatures will reach 19°C, feeling chilly in certain areas. Early next week will be warmer and drier, but showers are expected to return midweek, increasing towar…
- Woman Found Unresponsive at Haigh Mansions
A woman was discovered unresponsive at Haigh Mansions in Henley Beach. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.
- NT MP Blasts Public Service, Debt
Northern Territory MP Tanzil Rahman has criticized the public service as bloated and ineffective, noting a high public servant to population ratio. He also addressed the territory's projected debt, which is expected to surpass 12 billion d…
- State Opera's La Cenerentola: A Cinderella Story
The State Opera's 50th Anniversary Gala opens with Neil Armfield's production of Rossini's La Cenerentola. This modern adaptation is praised for its music, cast, choreography, and accessibility for new opera-goers.
- Hit-and-Run in Gawler: Driver Charged
A driver has been charged following a hit-and-run incident in Gawler. This update is part of the Adelaide News Today series.
- NT Taxpayers on Hook for $75M Fracking Guarantee
Northern Territory taxpayers could be responsible for a $75 million bill if Tamboran Resources defaults on loans for its fracking project. The government has guaranteed a share of the debt for a key compression facility, a move criticized…
- SA Gov Renews Serco Contract Despite Criticism
The South Australian government has extended Serco's contract for the Adelaide Remand Centre for seven years, valued at $115 million. This decision was made despite a critical report detailing issues like violence, drugs, and escape attemp…
- Spamalot: Laugh Your Stress Away
The Met's production of Spamalot, a Monty Python musical, is reviewed following its May 7, 2026 performance at The Arts Theatre. The review praises its comedic value and mentions key performances and creative contributions.
- Hotel Panorama Grand Opening in Adelaide's South
Hotel Panorama, a new $60 million luxury hotel, has opened in Adelaide's southern suburbs. The five-story venue features 77 rooms, rooftop dining, event spaces, and creates over 150 jobs.
- Queensland's E-Bike & E-Scooter Speed Limits: New Rules
New regulations have been introduced in Queensland concerning the speed limits for electric bikes and electric scooters. These changes affect the operation of these personal transport devices within the state.
- Adelaide's Tree Debate: Golf vs. Green
A debate in North Adelaide concerns the removal of 585 trees for a golf course upgrade. Environmentalists oppose the plan due to the park's ecological importance, while the government supports the project, stating three trees will be plant…
- Richward Lewer Wins Archibald Prize for Iluwanti Ken Portrait
Richward Lewer has won the Archibald Prize for his portrait of Iluwanti Ken.
- Indigenous Leader Slams Racism, Calls for Systemic Change
South Australian Indigenous leader Scott Wilson testified at a federal inquiry, denouncing the Liberals' proposal to scrap the First Nations Voice to Parliament as racist and connecting the rise in racism to the failed 2023 Voice referendu…
- Loxton Basketball: 70 Years of Aussie Grit
The documentary 'Loxton Basketball: 70 Years of Aussie Grit' chronicles the history of the South Australian club, featuring interviews with older members and a grand final victory. Directed by John deCaux, the film is available on SBS On D…
- Nat Cook: Spreading Kindness in Sammy's Memory
Nat Cook, South Australian parliament speaker, shares her experience promoting kindness in memory of her late son, Sammy D. She reflects on balancing grief with family events and finding inspiration in her new role.
- Sydney's Hidden Gems: Unlock $3.3B in Value
A Committee for Sydney report indicates that promoting the city's festivals, multicultural areas, and universities could unlock $3.3 billion in annual economic value, moving beyond traditional landmarks.
- Contract Killers Convicted in Melbourne Cafe Shooting
Two men have been convicted for the daylight assassination of underworld boss Gavin Preston in Melbourne, Australia. The jury considered evidence such as DNA, surveillance footage, and incriminating text messages. Sentencing is still to co…
- ISIS Brides & Kids Return to Australia
Four women and nine children with alleged ties to ISIS have returned to Australia from Syria. Their arrival sparks controversy, with experts warning against ostracization due to potential radicalization.
- Neale's Dominance, Clubs' Pursuit: Amidst Family Pulls
Lachie Neale, a two-time Brownlow winner, is dominating for the Brisbane Lions this season, averaging over 30 disposals per game. Despite personal challenges, he remains a key player, attracting interest from the Collingwood and Adelaide t…
- Australia's Housing Market: Downturn Ahead
The Australian housing market is facing a downturn due to increased interest rates and affordability issues, with price drops in Sydney and Melbourne. However, factors like population growth and a strong job market may help rebalance the m…
- Adelaide's Parklands Face Tree Cut for Golf Course
Adelaide's Parklands are facing the removal of over a thousand trees, including hundreds at the North Adelaide golf course, to make way for redevelopment, including hosting the Australian Open. This has led to protests amid concerns about…
- Adelaide Alumni Protest, Voters Vent, Remand Centre Criticized
Adelaide News Today covers alumni protests against changes to graduation ceremonies, voter criticism of public park golf course upgrades and election administration, and demands for improvements to the city's remand centre.
- Australia's Gas Reservation Plan: Price Drop or Uncertainty?
Australia's government has launched a gas reservation plan mandating that three major LNG exporters in Queensland reserve 20% of their gas for domestic use starting July 2027. While the Industry Minister anticipates price reductions, the p…
- Sir David Attenborough: A Century of Nature's Wonders
Sir David Attenborough, celebrating his 100th birthday, has shaped nature documentaries over seven decades, starting at the BBC and inspiring millions with shows like 'Life on Earth.' His work, including 'A Life on Our Planet,' advocates f…
- ISIS Brides Arrested in Australia, Kids Face Deradicalization
Three women with alleged ISIS links were arrested in Australia on charges including crimes against humanity. Seven children and two men were also present. Authorities are implementing deradicalization programs for the children.
- Budget Chaos: NDIS Cuts, Tax Shifts, and By-Election Shock
Australia's federal budget is in chaos due to rising costs and potential NDIS cuts. A by-election in Farrer may signal voter discontent and impact future polls.
- Solve Cookie Blocking Issues for Smoother Web Access
This episode explains how to solve cookie blocking issues by enabling cookies in browser settings for Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari, ensuring smoother access to content and personalization.
- Tasmania Rental Crisis: Shortage & High Prices
Tasmania's rental crisis has worsened, with a 9% decrease in available listings and vacancy rates below 1%. Experts cite population growth, short-term rentals, and insufficient housing supply as causes. Addressing the crisis requires build…
- Tasting Australia: Adelaide's Flavor Explosion
Tasting Australia 2023 is a ten-day festival in South Australia featuring over 150 events, including food stalls, wine tastings, and regional tours. The festival coincides with the Australian Tourism Exchange, highlighting the state's culi…
- 10K Students Dive into Vocational Careers at Adelaide Expo
Adelaide hosted a careers expo where 10,000 students explored vocational opportunities in areas like defence, infrastructure, and trades. TAFE SA reported increased apprentice numbers and provided career advice at the event.
- Westlife's Nostalgia Tour: Australia & NZ
Westlife
- Adelaide's Weekend: Cool, Cloudy, and Showery
The weather in Adelaide will be cool and cloudy this weekend, with light showers expected. Temperatures will reach a high of 19°C. A warm-up is predicted for Tuesday, reaching 23°C, but clouds and showers are likely to return mid-week.
- In-home Childcare Providers in Australia Face Collapse
In-home childcare providers in Australia are facing potential collapse due to exclusion from a government wage subsidy, impacting approximately 800 families. Lobby groups estimate the cost to extend the subsidy is minimal compared to the l…
- Cadborosaurus: Sea Serpent or Decayed Shark?
The episode discusses the Cadborosaurus legend, sparked by a 1937 carcass discovery. Experts suggest it was a decomposing basking shark, a species once hunted by the Canadian government and now federally protected.