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Adelaide's newest library design is revealed with sustainable materials and digital resources, while Adelaide United faces South Melbourne in the Hahn Australia Cup. Voters also choose between Sir Barksalot and Fetch in South Australia's "Most Legendary Dog" contest.

Adelaide's SkyCity Adelaide has paid a $14.7 million fine over gambling regulatory issues, while Modra’s son saved a football icon’s life and Slow Food SA hosts a weekend culinary event in the Barossa and Clare Valley. A 150-year-old bluestone hall in the Adelaide Hills is now for sale after decades in a private family.

Adelaide's Local Wire update covers Virgin Australia's new in-cabin pet travel service, Macclesfield's record-breaking footy win, and the city's push for sustainable water solutions. Highlights include pet carriers, a standout midfielder, and advanced water filtration plans.

Adelaide's elite sports scene faced a setback as Adelaide Crows player undergoes surgery, missing the season, while city officials debate changes to the Adelaide 500 race infrastructure. The 40 Under 40 list and rising local businesses like Italian Street Kitchen highlight Adelaide's innovation and cultural vibrancy.

Adelaide's Local Wire update covers the critical injury of AFL legend Tony Modra in a truck collision on a major city road, the rise of youth footballer Paul Izzo from Campbelltown to an international team, and the weekend market guide for June 20-21 in the city center.

Adelaide's state parliament rejected a late-term abortion restrictions bill, sparking debate over reproductive rights, while the city ranks among Australia's most unaffordable, with rising housing costs pressing residents. The Adelaide 36ers extended their partnership with Nippy’s, and a Renmark cafe won “South Australia’s Best Babyccino,” boosting local pride.

Adelaide's Local Wire update covers One Nation SA's push for economic recovery, the launch of Adelaide's Winemaker’s Table, and the $11 million Adelaide Fish Market investment. The episode also highlights Waikerie and Stockwell's Ag Town Awards recognition and concerns over a proposed cancer treatment center in Victoria.

Adelaide's business events sector hit a record $314 million boost in 2026, solidifying the city's global commerce status. Council moves to remove a fossil fuel sponsor from an event sparked debate over sustainability vs. economic impact.

Adelaide's LIV Golf event injected $97 million into South Australia's economy, while seven local pubs made the Top 50 Gastropubs list. Federal gas policies, dubbed "Albo's gas policy," could cost the state $2.9 billion annually.

Adelaide's latest updates include a local councillor joining the Festival board, Señor Penbo's retirement announcement, and the Raggies football team's finals push. Also highlighted are Jarrod Walsh's Semaphore home sale and the official unveiling of Adelaide's top five parmis.

Adelaide's construction industry faces stricter two-metre fall protection rules starting July 1, with Buildsafe expanding operations to meet demand. The city is also promoting itself as Australia's top food market while line dancing makes a comeback among Gen Z in cafes and community spaces.

Adelaide police are investigating a critical axe attack on a tradie during a road rage incident, while One Nation overtakes Labor as Australia's most popular party and a Sydney man faces charges over stalking a Norwegian royal heir. The city also plans to host the AFL Gather Round until 2029 to boost community engagement through major sporting events.

Adelaide's latest news includes a road rage attack involving an axe, a captured armed fugitive in South Australia, and a crash in Modbury Heights linked to a café court case. The city also sees a $91 million manufacturing investment and political shifts with One Nation leading in primary support.

Adelaide police confirm a tradie survived a severe axe attack linked to a road rage incident after a minor crash, while One Nation becomes the most popular party in Australia, surpassing Labor. A Sydney man faces court over stalking the Norwegian princess studying in Australia, raising international privacy concerns.

Adelaide: A tradie is in critical condition after a brutal axe attack linked to a road rage incident, while a taser arrest in Adelaide led to a man's death, sparking calls for reform. South Australia faces a major harmful algal bloom, and a report criticizes systemic housing failures in the state.

Adelaide's latest Local Wire update covers a road rage axe attack involving a tradie, rising political tensions with One Nation surpassing Labor, and concerns over changing homelessness demographics in the city. The episode also highlights Goolwa's seafood restaurant recognition and Adelaide's weather forecast.

Adelaide: A tradie survives a road rage attack with an axe after a crash, raising concerns about aggressive driving, while One Nation becomes Australia’s most popular political party. A Sydney man faces stalking charges over the future queen of Norway, and Adrian Portelli plans a discount petrol scheme in South Australia.

Adelaide's latest update covers a road rage attack involving an axe, a shooting investigation in Sydney's south-west, and One Nation's rise as the most popular party. The episode also highlights the return of the Copper Coast Show and Adelaide's weather forecast.

Adelaide: A tradie survived an axe assault during a road rage incident, raising concerns about aggressive driving, while One Nation became Australia's most popular political party. A Sydney man faces stalking charges over a Norwegian princess, and shots fired at a Sydney home have left residents alarmed.

Adelaide's Local Wire update covers a road rage axe attack involving a tradie, One Nation's rise as Australia's most popular party, and South Australia's $10 billion AI data center investment by Iren. The episode also highlights record EV sales in the state and weather conditions.

Adelaide residents are urged to stay alert after a road rage attack involving an axe left a tradie in critical condition and police responded to shots fired in Sydney’s south-west. A new wellness hub opening in Adelaide and weather warnings for high tides across South Australia are also highlighted.

Adelaide: A tradie was attacked with an axe during a road rage incident after a minor crash, sparking calls for stricter road safety laws. One Nation has become Australia’s most popular party, surpassing Labor in primary support, while South Australia braces for severe winds over 100 km/h and potential power outages.

Adelaide residents are urged to stay alert after a road rage attack involving an axe and a severe weather warning with damaging winds and heavy rain. A political shift sees One Nation surpass Labor in popularity, while a stalking case involving a Norwegian princess and a multi-car crash at a dangerous intersection draw attention.

Adelaide's Local Wire update covers a major storm warning for Lancelin, a deadly brawl in Melbourne's west, and a fatal crash in Hindmarsh Valley. It also highlights a cave rescue in Laos and updates on Professor Richard Scolyer's battle with glioblastoma.

Adelaide faces a severe winter storm with tornado risks and high winds as authorities search for missing 12-year-old Gus and extradite ex-AFL star Garry Sullivan. Health officials warn of a deadly H3N2 flu surge, while a major infrastructure project nears completion in South Australia.