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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

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

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1:29

Tree Martins in Crisis at Rundle Mall | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

Over 600 tree martins have died and more than 1,700 injured in Rundle Mall since December after being displaced by street netting installed in 2024. Forced into a high-traffic urban zone during their roosting season, birds collided with windows, wires, and buildings—some succumbing to stress. Businesses like Apple Store are installing reflective films to deter collisions, while councils clean droppings and manage complaints. Though no bird flu cases have been detected, officials are monitoring

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1:37

ZEN Energy Collapses Amid $1B Debt | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

ZEN Energy, the renewable energy firm co-founded by Ross Garnaut, is collapsing under a $1 billion debt burden, with creditors facing just 10 cents on the dollar in the best-case scenario. Massive losses ballooned from $69 million in 2024 to $322 million by June this year, and despite a major government contract, the business model couldn’t withstand market volatility. Sixty employees lost their jobs in July, but their $8 million in entitlements are expected to be paid in full if liquidation

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1:37

ZEN Energy Collapses Amid $1B Debt | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

ZEN Energy, the renewable energy firm co-founded by Ross Garnaut, is collapsing under a $1 billion debt burden, with creditors facing just 10 cents on the dollar in the best-case scenario. Massive losses ballooned from $69 million in 2024 to $322 million by June this year, and despite a major government contract, the business model couldn’t withstand market volatility. Sixty employees lost their jobs in July, but their $8 million in entitlements are expected to be paid in full if liquidation

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1:39

Premier Malinauskas’ Global Push | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

South Australia’s Premier Peter Malinauskas is on a high-octane U.S. trade mission, juggling defense deals, AI opportunities, and even golf league futures—all while reconnecting with political rivals and global thought leaders to boost the state’s global profile. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:33

Port Pirie Tops SA for Adult Purchases | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

Port Pirie, South Australia’s struggling industrial town, just topped the state in adult product sales—buying more sex toys and lingerie per person than anywhere else. It’s not their first rodeo: they also claimed national top spot last year. While Port Pirie reigns locally, other SA towns like Elizabeth East, Two Wells, and Burnside are dominating specific categories. Nationally, the Australian Capital Territory leads per capita, with South Australia ranking fifth overall—proving that even in

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1:36

Australia’s Water Polo Moment | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

Water Polo Australia is riding high after a record-breaking World Cup in Sydney, proving they’re ready to host major events leading up to the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. The women’s Stingers won bronze, adding to their Paris silver, while the men’s Sharks stunned world champs Spain in a shootout to finish fourth. Players raved about the electric home crowd support, and coaches called it a game-changer for development. With just eight months to plan, the event drew over 10,000 fans and convinced

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1:33

Housing Prices Dip But Affordability Wins | Adelaide...

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2026/08/05

Australia’s property market is cooling, with major cities like Sydney and Melbourne seeing price drops of up to six percent — a trend expected to spread. While this may sting for some first-time buyers stuck in negative equity, prices remain far above pandemic and financial crisis lows, still delivering massive gains for most homeowners. Falling prices are actually a silver lining, easing the decades-long housing affordability crisis — yet the government is quietly downplaying this win despite

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1:25

Bird Flu Spreads to More Seabirds in SA | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

Twelve more wild seabirds in South Australia show suspected bird flu — all greater crested terns found at Port Elliot, Seal Bay, and Beachport — bringing the confirmed case count to 81, with no infections in chickens or humans yet. Authorities urge caution: report sick or dead wildlife via the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline, but stay away to avoid risk. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:23

Inpex Charged Over Toxic Emissions | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

Inpex, the giant Japanese energy firm, is under fire from Australia’s Northern Territory environmental watchdog for allegedly hiding toxic emissions—benzene and toluene—for five years near Darwin. The NT EPA only discovered the cover-up after Inpex admitted it in October 2023, triggering a license review for other major gas operators like Santos. The case now heads to Darwin Local Court, with no date set yet, as regulators and the public await answers on corporate transparency and environmental

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1:46

One Nation Controls Media Access | Adelaide News

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2026/08/05

One Nation is shutting out major media outlets from their press conferences, including The Guardian Australia and The Age at a key Victorian election event — echoing earlier exclusions of the ABC. This escalating pattern, met with silence from other media and political players, is eroding press freedom and democratic accountability, allowing the party to control narrative and avoid scrutiny. While some voices like Senator Sarah Hanson-Young condemn the move as cowardly, the broader media faces

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1:32

Panda Mart’s Wild Pop-Up and Safety Scandal |...

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2026/08/05

Panda Mart’s new Rocklea store sparked chaos with lines, packed lots, and shoppers storming aisles—despite a history of safety scandals, banned flammable items, and over 200 legal charges across Australia. People still flock for insane deals, turning danger into desire. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report

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1:41

Prisons Pay Inmates to Sleep on Floor | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

In Western Australia, prisons so overcrowded that inmates sleep on the floor are now getting a weekly cash payment—just $10.15—for enduring the conditions. This isn’t new; it’s an administrative fix for overflowing facilities where judges are even cutting sentences for serious crimes, citing “inhumane” conditions as mitigating factors. Critics call it a sign of systemic collapse, arguing taxpayers shouldn’t pay prisoners to suffer. The prison population has surged 40% since 2023, with no new

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1:53

Prince Ali Accuses FIFA of Blackmail | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, Jordan’s football chief and former FIFA vice-president, is accusing Gianni Infantino of blackmail over a $4.2 million prize money payout for Jordan’s Arab Cup final appearance — allegedly tied to endorsing Infantino during the World Cup. Refusing to compromise on ethics, Prince Ali vows he won’t back down, calling it a clear abuse of power. This isn’t his first clash with FIFA leadership — he previously challenged Infantino for president in 2016 and continues to

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1:32

Widow Tax Fix or Political Backflip | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Labor’s controversial “widow tax” changes, which unintentionally punished widowers, divorcees, and domestic violence survivors by stripping them of negative gearing benefits on inherited investment properties, are now being fixed via draft legislation. The new proposal ensures inheritors retain pre-death tax advantages — but Nationals’ Bridget McKenzie calls it a damaging “backflip,” accusing Labor of economic mismanagement and vowing to scrap the rules if they return to power. With public

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1:40

Jetstar’s New Carry-On Rules Explained | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Jetstar’s new carry-on rules, kicking in February 2027, ditch the 7kg weight limit for a size-based system to speed up boarding. Every ticket includes one underseat bag (max 40x30x20cm), while bigger overhead bags require a $25+ Priority Carry-on fee (up to 56x36x23cm). Families get an extra free underseat bag for baby gear. No more gate weigh-ins — just ensure your bag fits and you can lift it yourself. Checked baggage stays unchanged at 40kg. The goal? More choice, less hassle, lower

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1:33

Adelaide’s Wet & Windy Winter Blast | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Adelaide’s weather is about to turn wild—chill and calm now, but brace yourself: Friday kicks off a wet, windy storm that’ll last through the weekend and into early next week. Thursday’s mostly sunny and cool offers a brief escape, but Friday brings showers and rising winds. The weekend? Heavy rain, up to 30mm on Sunday with thunderstorm risk, and brisk northerly gusts. Monday and Tuesday keep the showers coming with temps stuck around 15-16°C. Winter’s last hurrah is here—pack your umbrella

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2:02

Australia’s Companies Face Tough Times | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Australian companies brace for a mixed financial reporting season as earnings per share climb 12% overall—but strip out mining and finance giants, and the gain shrinks. Forward guidance is shaky, with profit forecasts slashed across the board, reflecting the real impact of higher interest rates and cost-of-living pressures. Changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing are hitting housing-linked businesses hardest, as plummeting consumer sentiment and falling property values force

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1:45

SpaceX Rocket Headed for Moon | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

A SpaceX rocket’s upper stage is hurtling toward the Moon, set to slam into its surface around March—creating a crater and a dazzling impact flash. Scientists see it as a rare real-time experiment to study lunar regolith, while legal experts warn it signals a troubling lack of space regulation, turning the Moon into an uncontrolled dumping ground. With no atmosphere to burn up debris, every mark lasts forever—and as lunar missions surge, urgent global coordination is needed to protect historic

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1:38

Tasmanian Woman Burns Home Over Inheritance |...

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2026/08/04

A 69-year-old Tasmanian woman, Eileen Joyce Davey, burned down her home after learning it was left to her daughter-in-law—not her—following her husband’s death. Feeling betrayed and unable to live there, she set the house ablaze. The court acknowledged her emotional turmoil and lack of legal knowledge, plus her health issues and role as a grandchild caregiver. She pleaded guilty early and received a two-year sentence suspended for 18 months, with a $270,000 compensation order she likely can’t

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1:33

Australia's Most Amazing Wildflower | Adelaide News

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2026/08/04

Vote for Australia’s most amazing native wildflower in this electrifying ABC poll—where plants trap insects, survive bushfires, and even punch pollinators. Celebrating National Science Week, they’re spotlighting hidden botanical gems beyond banksias and waratahs, from the bug-eating bladderwort to the fire-rebounding flannel flower and the ancient murnong yam daisy. Discover jaw-dropping adaptations like the flying duck orchid’s insect trickery and the triggerplant’s pollen-punching mechanism

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