The Advertiser

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We're for Adelaide and South Australia, every day this podcast gives you the headlines of the day from The Advertiser. You can listen on advertiser.com.au, follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and ask your smart speaker to "play the news from The Advertiser"

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Jun 27, 2024

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Adelaide Designed & Manufactured COVID Vaccine Starting Human Trials 19/06/2022 18.06.2022

A new Covid-19 vaccine designed and manufactured in Adelaide starts human trials this week with potential to become a major export earner – and it doesn’t require a needle injection.  Trackless trams are again being proposed as a solution in connecting the Adelaide CBD to North Adelaide.  A new survey has revealed a majority of car buyers  are  looking at the electr...

World Swimming To Vote On Banning Transgender Athletes 18/6/22 17.06.2022

World swimming will be the first international sporting organisation to vote on banning transgender athletes from elite competition. People who legitimately cast their vote in the march 19 state election have been sent letters threatening them with a $102 fine for not doing so.  Thousands of families have been warned their household budgets, stretched thin by the cost of living crisis, may fa...

Drive Through Testing For 12 Viruses Now Available 17/6/2022 16.06.2022

South Australians can now go to any SA Pathology drive-through test site and be tested for 12 different viruses SA is still facing the threat of rolling blackouts on Friday but the energy market operator says the power crisis gripping much of the country has eased. New traffic cameras that can catch drivers using their mobile phones are among a series of projects that were quietly delayed in this...

Disgraced Hey Dad Star Deported To UK 15/6/2022 14.06.2022

Disgraced Hey Dad! star and child sex offender Robert Hughes was in an immigration holding cell on Tuesday after his release from jail Sunshine may be a key to avoiding dementia in light of a landmark University of South Australia Human Services Minister Nat Cook has been accused of breaching the ministerial code of conduct after she sent a politically-charged email to thousands of public servants...

SA Restaurant Owners Outraged By Outdoor Dining Fees 14/6/2022 13.06.2022

A bid to reintroduce outdoor dining fees has outraged city restaurant owners struggling to recover from the pandemic  The end of a  two-year  diplomatic freeze with China has paved the way for the lifting of trade tariffs on Australian exports Thousands of fans, inspired by football legend Neale Daniher’s fight against motor neurone disease, dug deep to help smash his foundati...

Shop Til You Drop 13/06/22 12.06.2022

Extended trading hours in the Adelaide CBD will be ­examined as part of a new strategy to ensure its continued post-pandemic recovery.  Defence Minister Richard Marles has challenged his ­Chinese counterpart on freedom of navigation in the South China Sea and the Pacific’s militarisation  in the first ministerial meeting between the countries in three years. South Aust...

Bailey Smith’s Struggles Laid Bare 12/06/22 11.06.2022

The Western Bulldog’s hard-partying star, Bailey Smith, has revealed just had badly his life spiralled out of control during a post-season bender on the Gold Coast after last year’s AFL grand final thrashing. A council plan to force developers – and anyone building an extension, or putting in a pool – to maintain tree canopy cover of 15 per cent, or pay higher rates, needs...

Mafia Accused Of Drug Conspiracy In SA 10/06/22 09.06.2022

Two members of the Calabrian mafia living in Adelaide’s northern suburbs   have been charged with conspiracy to import more than a tonne of cocaine from South America. Supermarket prices have surged by up to 22  per cent since last year, an investigation by The Advertiser shows, adding more than $2000 to a typical family’s annual grocery bill.  South Australia’s la...

No End To Skyrocketing Produce Prices 9/6/2022 08.06.2022

There’s no end in sight for skyrocketing prices on fresh produce The Cross Keys Hotel in Adelaide’s industrial north is the latest suburban pub to ditch its topless bar Adelaide could experience an earthquake 30 times more powerful than the one that hit Christchurch New Zealand in 2011, Geoscience Australia says.  And Ken Hinkley has dismissed speculation linking him to the vacant...

Families Slugged With Highest Rate Hike In Two Decades 8/6/2022 07.06.2022

Families have been hit with the biggest one-off interest rate rise in more than two decades  Indonesia will join India as the best chance of Australia diversifying its trade away from China The cost of petrol has skyrocketed to the highest prices in South Australian history. And AFLW star Erin Phillips will be mentored by Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley while Adelaide triple premiership winni...

Ambulance Response Times Worst On Record 7/6/2022 06.06.2022

South Australia has recorded its worst ambulance response times on record Global crime sting that has decimated the state chapter of the Comancheros motorcycle gang has left a power vacuum in South Australia’s underworld Former Liberal staffer Chelsey Potter looks set to run as an independent in the Bragg by-election And He is the goal-scoring machine and familiar foe who looms as the bigges...

Great Gall Of China 06/06/2022 05.06.2022

A Chinese fighter jet has deployed a cloud of metal fragments that was sucked into the engine of an Adelaide-based surveillance aircraft, in a chilling act of aggression over international waters. The Adelaide CBD has recorded its wettest day so far this year, as wild weather caused road closures and felled trees. Car dealers are cashing in on a shortage of new cars, charging tens of thousands of...

The Vape Escape 05/06/2022 04.06.2022

Hard-hitting anti-smoking campaigns may hold the key to tackling a new health plague infiltrating teenagers’ social circles. Educations believe students as young as nine years old should be thinking about potential careers. Obstetricians claim they are being treated like the enemy by parents in birthing suites and have linked labour ward tension to a startling rate of doctor suicides and eve...

Power Hike Surge 04/06/2022 03.06.2022

Householders have only weeks to lock in new electricity contracts before they are hit with price increases of up to $1000 a year. Doctors want the state government to bring in automatic influenza tests whenever  symptomatic patients are swabbed for Covid-19. Prince Charles stepped up in the absence of the Queen as bells rang out at St Paul’s Cathedral, London, for an extraordinary Plati...

Clean Bill Of Health 03/06/2022 02.06.2022

More than 550 extra hospital beds and hundreds more paramedics will be funded in a record $2.4bn invested into health.  Barossa  residents opposed to a controversial multi storey hotel development vow the fight is far from  over despite the local council approving construction plans. Children will be able to join preschools halfway through the year from 2023.  Johnny Depp decla...

Art Of Murder 02/06/2022 01.06.2022

The grieving daughters of alleged murder victim Peter Hillier say their father was a “kind, caring and gentle soul” who loved his garden and would talk to anyone. A sharp new spike of flu cases and in the number of seriously ill influenza patients in hospital has sparked a fresh warning for South Australians to get vaccinated. A 39-year-old man has died after a workplace accident at a...

NSW Man In Court Charged With Murder Of SA Man 01/06/2022 31.05.2022

A NSW man has appeared in an Adelaide court after being charged with the murder of a man whose body was found in a house in SA’s west on Monday.  A breakthrough Australian fertility treatment has slashed the number of hormone injections a woman needs, dramatically speeding up the process – and cutting the cost – of making a baby.  It’s been revealed the young moth...

ANOM App Attack 30/05/2022 29.05.2022

Adelaide lawyers are mounting legal challenges to the software at the heart of the international crime sting Operation Ironside, which used the encrypted AN0M platform to intercept millions of messages before the app was shut down last June. Prisoners would watch movies, play computer games and be able to video-call loved ones using their own self-service IT system, under official state government...

Free Flu Jab 29/05/2022 28.05.2022

As of today, in a South Australian first, flu jabs will be free for all as the state government moves to ward off a potentially horror flu season. Tech devices are cheating Australians of the opportunity to learn how to socially interact, with many families staring at their screens at dinner ­tables, restaurants and other events instead of making conversation. Beer enthusiasts are paying up to...

SA's Biggest Infrastructure Project On Hold 28/05/2022 27.05.2022

The biggest infrastructure project in South Australia’s history is on hold Protective security officers will be used to guard school vaccination clinics  The Education Department has backflipped on its school toilet door demand, instructing principals to reinstall them on girls’ loos only. And It's tipped to be wet and soggy but North Adelaide and Sturt say that won’t rain o...

Battle Of Waterloo 27/05/2022 26.05.2022

THE teachers’ union has defended a high school that removed toilet doors on campus, blaming badly behaved students for the extreme measure to stem vandalism. Power prices for more than 60,000 South Australian households and businesses will skyrocket under a decision by the Australian Energy Regulator. Fifty people have been left suffering and in pain, concerned surgeons say, after elective s...

Students Kick Up A Stink After Doors Removed On School Toilets 26/05/2022 25.05.2022

The stink over the removal of toilet doors at high schools to prevent vandalism inspired by Tik Tok has been met with backlash. South Australia’s high-profile private schools are collecting up to $49m each a year in income, as they compete to offer upgraded campuses and programs. Global tourism markets will be targeted in a campaign to lure visitors to South Australia in a bid to back busine...

State Of Emergency Declaration Axed 25/5/22 24.05.2022

SA’s in a new pandemic phase, with school students now free to learn unmasked and the state of emergency declaration axed. The RAA says any ongoing fuel-tax relief should be directed to those in the community hardest hit by spiralling prices. Anthony Albanese has stepped out on the world stage for the first time, meeting US President Joe Biden, India’s Narendra Modi and Japan...

Albo Sworn In As Prime Minister 23/05/2022 23.05.2022

Anthony Albanese will be sworn in today as Prime Minister before scrambling to a high-powered summit to meet United States President Joe Biden tomorrow.  As outgoing prime minister Scott Morrison choked back tears when he addressed fellow church goers on yesterday morning in Sydney, Mr Albanese was preparing to jet off to Tokyo for the Quad leaders’ summit. Detailed planning works are s...

AFL Stars Tribute To Local Fitness Trainer 24/05/2022 23.05.2022

Crows star Taylor Walker   and Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas have led the tributes to  a personal fitness trainer who died during a run  around Mt Lofty. Parachuting Kristina Keneally into the seat of Fowler was “clearly a mistake” that delivered a “huge loss” to the Labor Party, according to the local lawyer blocked from running for the seat by Anthony Alb...

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