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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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1:44

Canned Tuna and Mercury Myths | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Tuna sandwiches are safe—yes, even daily! Most canned tuna comes from smaller fish with low mercury, so a few cans a week (or even daily) won’t hurt. The real mercury risk? Big predatory fish like shark or swordfish. For those, limit to one serving per week. And while tuna’s great, don’t rely on it alone—mix in eggs, beans, tofu, and more for balanced nutrition. For most Aussies, canned tuna is a smart, affordable protein pick with minimal health risks. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:33

Waste-to-Energy Under Scrutiny | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Waste-to-energy plants are under fire as a parliamentary inquiry pushes for real-time air monitoring and tougher rules, sparking debate over health risks, road congestion, and who should bear the burden of waste management — with industry backing mandatory product stewardship while critics demand stricter safety guarantees before approval. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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2:06

US Debt Crisis and Global Rates | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

US national debt just hit $40 trillion—more than double in a decade—fueling global financial tension as the Treasury steps in to buy bonds and fight rising interest rates. With inflation stubborn and central banks tightening policy, borrowing costs soar, hitting everything from US mortgages to global markets. China, UK, and Australia are also deep in debt, creating a ripple effect that could trigger stock market drops and slower growth. Watch for the Fed’s September meeting—it could be the

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1:37

Data Centers Divide National Cabinet | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Australia’s national cabinet is locked in a fierce debate over how to power the nation’s exploding data centers, with federal authorities pushing for mandatory renewable energy and water-use rules — a move fiercely resisted by Queensland and the Northern Territory, who accuse Canberra of overreach. Amid this tension, the agenda also tackles domestic violence, bird flu outbreaks, and fuel security — but key issues like GST and private health rebates remain off-limits. Energy Minister stands

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1:45

Smuggling Crackdown Halts Aussie Shipments | Adelaide...

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2026/08/25

Seven arrests and a major crackdown on smuggling networks have ground Australia’s import system to a halt, leaving shoppers—including one woman who spent $600,000 on custom cabinets stuck in quarantine since July—stranded with delayed or canceled orders. Legitimate businesses like Top Logistics Australia, whose director faces charges including dealing in crime proceeds, are caught in the crossfire, while authorities remain silent on how many innocent parcels are affected, fueling frustration

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1:25

Automation and the Rise of Repression | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

As automation displaces workers and widens inequality, economists warn that governments may turn to repression rather than redistribution — because repression has fixed costs while wealth redistribution escalates with each new wave of automation. This chilling theory, echoing tech leaders’ visions of surveillance-heavy control, suggests democracies could erode under pressure from job loss and social unrest, creating a feedback loop where technology fuels authoritarianism — and we’re already

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1:29

Funding Shifts Hit Colleges Hard | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

ACT schools brace for funding shake-up as Education Directorate tweaks cash distribution, revealing outdated formulas that favored older students and squeezed primaries. The move could slash budgets, risk cutting vital programs like arts and languages, and leave principals scrambling—especially since students have already locked in their courses. While the Directorate promises support and a bigger review ahead, parents and educators are sounding the alarm over equity and real student needs.

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1:37

Gosling Faces Bail Breach Charges | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Federal MP Luke Gosling faces fresh legal trouble after allegedly breaching his bail conditions just weeks after being arrested for assaulting the Northern Territory Administrator. Initially charged with two counts of assault in July over a Darwin community event incident, Gosling—who also serves as Commonwealth’s special envoy for defence and veterans’ affairs—was granted bail with strict rules: stay 50 metres from the Administrator’s home, give 48 hours’ notice for any shared events, and

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1:44

Brumby Culling Paused by Court | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Wild horse culling in Yuraygir National Park has been halted after a brumby advocate won an injunction, forcing a two-week pause while legal proceedings unfold. The court acknowledged urgency as both sides rush to present evidence, with final hearings set for September 9th. Advocates view brumbies as heritage icons and sentient beings, while environmental experts warn they’re destroying native ecosystems through competition and habitat damage. The government reaffirmed its commitment to animal

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1:47

Vaccinating Australia's Most Vulnerable Birds |...

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2026/08/25

South Australia’s bold new move: vaccinating endangered native birds like orange-bellied parrots and regent honeyeaters at Cleland Wildlife Park to fight avian flu. With wild birds hard to re-capture for multiple shots, the controlled park setting offers a lifeline for up to 100 high-risk birds. Meanwhile, bird flu has also been spotted in marine wildlife — including seals on the Limestone Coast and Kangaroo Island — prompting urgent public alerts to report sick or dead animals. While human

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1:37

Camera Glasses Filmed Workers in China | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Workers in a Chinese factory were caught on camera—by the very glasses they were assembling—raising alarms about privacy as these affordable, discreet spy glasses become mainstream. With models now under $40 and capable of live-streaming or displaying video, their use in public is sparking legal gray zones and real-world dangers, like an 18-year-old woman filmed without consent at a train station and then shared online as a “pick-up.” Experts are urging immediate regulation or even a temporary

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1:38

Tragedy in Backyard Pool | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

A heartbreaking inquest is examining the drowning of a 19-month-old boy in a backyard pool in Adelaide, where safety failures—including a broken gate held shut with a bike lock and unregulated construction—may have contributed to the tragedy. Built before mandatory fencing laws, the pool fell into regulatory gray areas, and despite later fixes, questions remain about whether older rental pools need stricter oversight to prevent future deaths. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:59

Margaret Olley’s Intimate Art Legacy | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Margaret Olley, Australia’s beloved art titan, is celebrated in a dazzling retrospective at her alma mater, the National Art School — where she graduated top honors in 1945 and went on to shape the nation’s artistic landscape with vibrant still lifes and domestic masterpieces. Curated as “Australian Intimiste,” the show reveals her deep roots in late 19th-century intimacy, her fearless devotion to beauty amid personal battles, and her bold defiance of abstract trends. Highlights include her

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1:51

South Australia Vaccinates Native Birds | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

South Australia is launching a bold new vaccination drive to shield its most vulnerable native birds from bird flu, vaccinating over 100 birds across 30 species—including critically endangered icons like the orange-bellied parrot and regent honeyeater. With no poultry cases yet but proactive measures in place, this state-led initiative targets captive birds at highest risk, combining national approvals with on-the-ground expertise at Cleland Wildlife Park. It’s part of a broader strategy that

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1:34

Doyle Family’s Devastating Fire Loss | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

A devastating bushfire ripped through a rural Darwin property, obliterating the home of retirees Graham and Margaret Doyle—where they’d lived for 30 years—in just minutes. With no time to save cherished items like wedding rings or documents, they escaped with their dogs after battling flames with a hose and buckets before being forced out by a fireball. The blaze, fueled by dangerous gamba grass, spread rapidly despite emergency crews rushing in. Compounding their tragedy, the couple couldn’t

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1:32

Richmond Players Clarify Mad Monday | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

Richmond Football Club is defending its players after viral clips from their “Mad Monday” party showed playful spanking and a belt—fueling rumors it was a dig at the Sydney Swans scandal. The club insists the antics were innocent, with players reportedly embarrassed by the footage. Despite finishing second-last with just three wins, the Tigers say their behavior had nothing to do with recent AFL controversies. The Garfield Hotel hosting the event also jumped in, calling the players “respectful”

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1:52

Deepfake Accused in Brisbane Trial | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

A Brisbane man faces serious charges after allegedly creating and distributing disturbing deepfake images of female students, staff, and fashion models — including sending them to schools and uploading 16 altered photos to his own website. The prosecution highlights the emotional trauma inflicted on victims, while the accused admitted guilt during police questioning, calling deepfakes a “hobby” and “funny,” even comparing himself to someone with “X-ray vision.” He also claimed deepfakes are

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1:45

Woolworths Plays Music to Deter Loitering | Adelaide...

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2026/08/25

Woolworths in Darwin is blasting its “Fresh Food People” jingle on repeat outside to deter loitering and aggressive incidents — a bold, controversial move sparking mixed reactions from shoppers and experts alike. 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 feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest

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1:32

Tait's Identity Solved After 23 Years | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

After 21 years and a haunting discovery at Clifton Beach, Tasmania, the remains of Edward Harold Tait have finally been identified — thanks to forensic genealogy and a DNA sample from his estranged sister. Found in July 2023 with a skull and personal items including orthotic shoes, Tait, born in 1971 with a leg-length discrepancy that caused chronic pain, lived a reclusive, nomadic life marked by legal troubles and no official missing report. His death date and cause remain unknown, but

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1:48

CFMEU Allegations Shake Security Firm | Adelaide News

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2026/08/25

A Queensland inquiry is unraveling a high-stakes drama straight out of a spy thriller, as the CFMEU allegedly hired private investigators to track security contractors during a bitter dispute over the Centenary Bridge upgrade. One security boss discovered a tracking device on his car, suspected drone surveillance, and even claimed executives he protected had their dogs poisoned. The manager of Concentric Concepts, Grant Killen, testified he felt relentlessly followed, conducted risky maneuvers

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