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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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2:15

Australia’s Quantum Leap from CSIRAC | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Australia’s computing legacy began with CSIRAC, the nation’s first giant digital computer from the 1940s—weighing two tons and powered like a whole street. Though it revolutionized calculation speed, Australia soon ceded the tech lead. Now, decades later, the country is betting big on quantum computing to reclaim its place on the global stage. Startups and firms like Diraq and Silicon Quantum Computing are gaining traction, even attracting U.S. military interest. The government has poured a

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1:55

Seniors Team Up to Beat Housing Crisis | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Australia’s housing crisis is forcing seniors to get creative—like Kym Lardner, 69, who rallied fellow pensioners on social media to co-own a big house and split costs. It’s not just about affordability; it’s about stability, community, and survival as prices soar and supply dries up. From remote buyers like Madeleine in Broken Hill to tiny home dreamers like Louise, Australians are finding their own solutions while experts warn land rules and slow construction are crippling the system. Kym’s

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1:31

Hartman Abandoned Due to Water Crisis | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

A tiny Colorado town of just under 60 people has been officially declared abandoned after its government collapsed—no elections held, no clean water for months, and chaos so bad it included a physical fight at a town meeting. State officials stepped in, citing years of dysfunction and infighting, saying leaving things as-is would only worsen the crisis. Residents blame the system, not themselves, as crumbling infrastructure and broken leadership left them stranded with no way forward.

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1:59

The Odyssey's Cultural Surge | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is rewriting the blockbuster playbook this summer, smashing nearly a billion dollars at the box office without superheroes, sequels, or animation — a rare feat in today’s fragmented media world. Unlike most big-budget hits that thrive on niche fandoms, this epic has sparked a rare “monoculture” phenomenon, drawing audiences across demographics and reigniting conversations that feel like university seminars. Critics, scholars, and casual viewers alike are

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1:21

Teenagers Charged After Shop Heist | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Four teens caught in a violent shop theft in Melbourne’s west left one worker critically injured — sparking renewed calls for stronger protections for retail staff. With new laws on the books and Premier Ben Carroll pushing for tougher measures, including banning troublemakers from stores, this incident underscores the urgent need to keep frontline workers safe. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:43

Bali Running Club Discrimination Scandal | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

A Bali running club called Entourage is under fire after locals accused it of discriminating against Indonesians, sparking a national debate about expat integration. While the club claims automated errors caused the rejection and insists locals are welcome, the incident reignited simmering resentment over rising costs and cultural clashes fueled by digital nomads. Authorities responded swiftly—banning two Dutch nationals linked to the club and requiring permits for all organized running events

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1:06

Officer Stabbed in Line of Duty | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

A brave police officer, Senior Constable Jessie, narrowly escaped death after being stabbed in the neck during a high-stakes confrontation in Elizabeth East — but she’s now home recovering and out of danger. The incident unfolded when officers responded to a knife-wielding suspect on Main North Road; her colleague shot the 27-year-old man in the leg, prompting his arrest and charges of attempted murder. Jessie, 39, is healing well, though her family asks for privacy as she focuses on recovery

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1:58

Hawthorn’s Final Launceston Chapter | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Hawthorn’s final season in Launceston is a bittersweet farewell, marking the end of a 25-year run that brought four premierships and millions in economic impact. As the club prepares for its last home games, fans mourn the loss amid broader regional economic setbacks, while eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Tasmania Devils in 2028. With Hawthorn currently third on the ladder and poised for finals, the community hopes the final chapter ends in glory—and that the Devils’ debut will reignite

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1:49

What You’re Flushing Might Be Polluting Water |...

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2026/08/01

Flush what? Think twice before you pour. Everyday cleaners, paints, and even personal care products can sneak into our waterways if not disposed of properly. Fats, oils, pharmaceuticals, and PFAS chemicals often slip through treatment systems, clog pipes, or linger in the environment for decades. The rule? Only pee, poo, and paper go down the toilet. Soap and water only in sinks and showers. Never dump paint, motor oil, or pool water into storm drains—use local hazardous waste drop-offs

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1:58

Republicans Weaponize Anti-Communism | Adelaide News

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2026/08/01

Republicans are unleashing a full-throated anti-communist campaign ahead of the midterms, painting Democratic socialists as existential threats to America’s future—with chilling warnings of “death” and “philosophical wars.” As DSA-backed candidates win primaries pushing for universal healthcare and housing reform, GOP strategists are weaponizing Cold War-era fear tactics, equating progressive policies with radical communism to scare voters away. Critics question if this “Red Scare 3.0” will

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1:16

South Australia Weather Shifts This Weekend |...

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2026/07/31

South Australia’s weather is turning unsettled this weekend—start with sunny 15°C in Adelaide Saturday, then brace for clouds, showers, and chilly winds as a cold front moves in. Sunday brings 17°C but westerly gusts, Monday dips back to 15°C with a wintry breeze, and Tuesday stays cool at 14°C with lingering cloud. By Wednesday, it eases to 16°C, though mornings remain frosty; Thursday and Friday warm to 19°C, but showers are likely later in the week.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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2:09

Ben Cohen Fights to Free Ben & Jerry's | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, is fighting to reclaim control of the brand from Unilever, arguing that its activist spirit has been stifled since the acquisition. After suing Unilever in late 2024 and launching a “Free Ben & Jerry’s” campaign urging a spin-off sale, Cohen is pressuring Magnum — now holding the brand — with boycotts of their other ice cream lines, claiming they’re hiding financial details and betraying the brand’s core values. While experts doubt the boycott will work,

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1:56

Trump Blocks Ukraine Patriot Tech | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

Trump shocks allies by halting Ukraine’s access to Patriot interceptors, citing national security risks and a dramatic “bing bing bing bing” missile shootdown anecdote. As Ukraine scrambles for more defenses amid global shortages and U.S. stockpile depletion, Trump pivots to Iran, dismissing their military might while warning of heavy retaliation if diplomacy fails. He also touts an unverified Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas — calling it historic — despite Israeli officials and coalition members

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1:37

Alan Jones Trial Begins This Week | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

Veteran broadcaster Alan Jones is set to go on trial this week facing 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching, brought by six male complainants — a case that has evolved since his arrest last November. Once a media titan, the 85-year-old insists he’s innocent and eagerly awaits his day in court to clear his name. The trial, now streamlined by prosecutors, will be held before Judge Glenn Walsh in Local Court, with no jury — and carries a capped sentencing limit. Over 70 witnesses are

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1:28

From Outback to Zurich Stage | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

From the outback of Queensland to the global stage in Switzerland, sixteen-year-old Maddy Murphy is chasing her dream of becoming a professional dancer—accepted into the elite Tanz Akademie Zurich after a grueling audition. Balancing ballet with horses, boarding school in Brisbane, and distance education, Maddy’s grit and passion turned her remote roots into a launchpad for greatness. With a scholarship in hand and her final weeks spent with family and her horses, she’s ready to bring the heart

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1:35

Cyclone Brings Reef Recovery | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

Cyclone Alfred may have wreaked havoc on Queensland’s coast, but it delivered a surprising lifeline to the Great Barrier Reef—cooling waters that helped bleached corals around Lady Elliot Island begin recovering and even prep for spawning. While the 2024 bleaching event was the worst in 40 years, this cyclone’s chill offered a rare reprieve, especially where natural upwelling amplified the effect. Not all reefs fared equally—the south rebounded, but other areas still bear scars. Still, this

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2:01

The World’s Power Vacuum | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

The global power game is rewiring itself — old strongmen like Trump, Putin, and Xi are losing grip, while chaos, emerging players, and tech-driven warfare fill the void. Conflicts rage from Ukraine to the Middle East, with even missile incidents in Poland showing how tightly entangled we’ve become. Diplomatic moves, like a stalled Saudi nuclear deal tied to Israel normalization, reveal the messy, contradictory nature of today’s world — where no single leader holds the reins, and understanding

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2:05

Breathe Performs Amid Kyiv’s Missile Night | Adelaide...

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2026/07/31

An Australian band, breathe., found themselves sheltering in a Kyiv hotel bomb shelter during one of the war’s most intense missile attacks — counting intercepted missiles while their scheduled Atlas Festival headline performance loomed. Despite air raid sirens forcing an evacuation the night before, they returned to stage the next day to a packed, resilient crowd, performing amid the scars of war. Their music, deeply connected to Ukraine’s heart — with “Are You All Good” streaming over 13

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1:37

US Military’s Enduring Presence at HMAS Stirling |...

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2026/07/31

The US military’s presence at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia is sparking debate—not because it’s leaving, but because the term “enduring” is being tossed around like a political grenade. While some claim the submarine rotation will fade by the early 2030s as Australia builds its own nuclear subs, the reality is that 1,000 American service members and their families are already living there—with pets, schools, and full-blown infrastructure. The Navy has even re-established Submarine Squadron

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1:56

U.S. Controls Venezuela’s Oil Money | Adelaide News

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2026/07/31

The U.S. is secretly running Venezuela’s finances from afar, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio allegedly dictating oil revenue flows to interim leader Delcy Rodriguez via WhatsApp—despite her unelected status and controversial rise to power. Billions in oil sales funnel into U.S. accounts while Venezuelans suffer extreme poverty, sparking accusations of colonial-style control. With Trump claiming massive windfalls and promising audits that remain unfulfilled, the lack of transparency fuels

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