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Goodings left Seven News Adelaide in December 2014, after 34 years reading Adelaide's news. Prior to 27 December 1987, the presenters and production crew of Seven News Adelaide produced Ten News Adelaide (then known as Ten Eyewitness News). However, as the television industry was consolidating in Australia, these news services had each become ...
In November 2022, it was announced that a new local Adelaide edition of 10 News First would be reintroduced, with Freebairn as anchor. [4] The bulletin airs live from 10's Sydney studio into South Australia each weeknight. [7] Freebairn is the ambassador for a suburban Adelaide shopping centre, Burnside Village.
9 April – 2022 AFL Women's season 6 Grand Final is held at Adelaide Oval, with Adelaide defeating Melbourne 4.5 (29) – 2.4 (16). Adelaide's Anne Hatchard was named best on ground. 10 April – Sydney Roosters defeat St. George Illawarra Dragons 16–4 to win the Grand Final of the delayed 2021 NRL Women's season at Moreton Daily Stadium .
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NWS-9 was the first television broadcaster in Adelaide, beginning on 5 September 1959 from their Tynte Street studios. It was owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Limited (a subsidiary of his holding company News Corporation) through Southern Television Corporation Ltd who also owned city newspaper The News.
Keith Martyn was a radio and television news presenter who was the weekday weather presenter for Adelaide, South Australia television for 27 years. He is also known for 23 years of Keith Martyn's South Australian AlmanacISBN 1-921008-63-6. [1] Martyn was with Nine News Adelaide between 1996 and 2007, and with Channel Seven for 16
The heatwave broke numerous records and affected all of south-eastern Australia, including Melbourne, where some outdoor games were cancelled during the 2009 Australian Open. The heatwave commenced in Adelaide on 26 January 2009 (Australia Day), with a temperature of 36.6 °C (98 °F).