Stories from Adelaide · Australia

A lawsuit filed by a former student against Prince Alfred College, alleging alcohol-fueled sexual abuse, has been cleared for trial in South Australia. The former student is suing the leading private boys' school.

White Circle has raised $11 million to assist companies in securing their artificial intelligence systems. The funding aims to bolster AI security measures for businesses. The investment will be used to further develop its AI security solutions and expand its market reach.

Australian viticulture, particularly in regions like Adelaide Hills, Victoria, and Tasmania, is expected to continue performing well even with another degree of warming under a good future scenario.

A South Australian beekeeper expressed concern that beehives being transported from New South Wales to South Australia could be infected with the varroa mite parasite.

A betting agency announced it will stop employing current sports officials and administrators, including AFL umpire Nick Foote. The decision follows feedback regarding potential conflicts of interest.

Hundreds of unionists, activists, and families gathered to mark May Day in South Australia. The event celebrated workers' rights and contributions.

Round eight of AFL action continues this afternoon with Essendon hosting Brisbane at Dolphin Stadium. The Brisbane Lions have named defender Dane Zorko and debutante Cody Curtin for the match.

Adelaide secured a one-point victory against Port Adelaide in AFL Showdown 59. Joe Berry put Port Adelaide ahead with 50 seconds remaining. Braden Cook scored a 50-metre winning goal with 11 seconds left on the clock. Sam Berry was named the showdown medallist after recording 29 touches and 19 tackles. Braden Cookers scored a last-gasp goal with ten seconds remaining in the match. The final score was 11-10-76 to 11-9-75. Sam Berry won the Showdown Medal for best on field, recording 29 disposals and 19 tackles. The match was described as a thrilling win for the Crows. Adelaide Sanbury was awarded best on field for the performance. The match included a period where protests in the city turned violent, according to the report. The match was part of a result involving Adelaide and their Crosstown rivals.

More than 500 trees are scheduled to be cut down as part of the North Adelaide Works project. Greens State upper house member Robert Sims raised concerns regarding the removal. The project is ongoing in South Australia.

The Adelaide Crows will face Port Adelaide in the AFL showdown tonight. The team has made four changes, including the inclusion of Jake Seligo, Dan Curtin, Alex Neil-Bowlin, and James Borlaze. Nick Murray has been omitted from the lineup. Captain Jordan Dawson will miss the match following his brother's funeral this week.