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2 April 2026

🌀️ One Nation takes seat

58-vote margin in Narungga β€’ Daylight saving ends Sunday β€’ Fish & chip prices rising ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏

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Friday, 3 April 2026 Β β€’Β  Issue #641

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Good Friday greetings to you. One Nation has finally claimed the last SA seat by just 58 votes, daylight saving ends Sunday morning, and we're asking what kind of TV you prefer β€” the thoughtful or the comforting kind?

β€” Nathan, Editor

At a Glance

πŸ“° One Nation wins Narungga by 58 votes after recount

🎭 A Day To Remember & Papa Roach + 3 more events

πŸ“Ί What We're Watching

πŸ•°οΈ On this day in 1973: Martin Cooper made the first handheld mobile phone call in New York...

Today's Adelaide

One Nation wins Narungga by 58 votes after recount

The seat of Narungga has been called for One Nation candidate Chantelle Thomas, who beat the Liberals by just 58 votes after a recount. It's the final seat from the SA election to be decided, giving One Nation its first lower house seat in the state.

via ABC Adelaide

Daylight saving ends this Sunday β€” clocks go back

Remember to turn your clocks back one hour at 3am on Sunday 5 April as daylight saving ends. You'll gain an extra hour of sleep, and we'll finally be back in sync with Queensland and Western Australia.

via The Guardian SA

Lego theft boom driven by soaring resale market

Experts say Lego theft is booming because of the soaring resale market for collectible sets. It comes after police seized hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of allegedly stolen Lego from an Adelaide home earlier this week.

via 7NEWS SA

Around Australia

Matildas join Japan to slam Asian Cup prize money

Fierce rivals on the field, but the Matildas and Japan have united to criticise the Asian Football Confederation's prize money for the Women's Asian Cup, calling out the inequality compared to men's tournaments.

via ABC News

Fish and chips could get much pricier in fuel crisis

Australian business owners warn they can't absorb rising costs from farmers, fishers and transport as fuel and fertiliser prices climb, meaning the classic fish and chips meal could soar in price.

via The Guardian Australia

Around the World

Macron criticises Trump's approach to Iran war β€” French President Emmanuel Macron has criticised Donald Trump's handling of the Iran crisis, telling him to 'be serious' and not 'speak every day' with contradictory statements.

via BBC World

What's On

Music

A Day To Remember & Papa Roach

Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Monday 6 April

Two major international rock acts together on The Big Rock Tour

Sport

AFL Gather Round

Adelaide Oval & various venues, 9-12 April

All 18 clubs, all 9 matches in SA over 4 days β€” footy's biggest week

Arts

RBG: Of Many, One

Dunstan Playhouse, 10 April - 2 May

Heather Mitchell stars in Suzie Miller's solo play about Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Exhibition

Desert To Dunes Exhibition Opening

Opening night 6-8pm, Friday 10 April

New exhibition launch capturing Australia's outback and coastal landscapes

Got an event to share? Let us know β†’

What We're Watching

Every Friday we recommend something worth watching this weekend.

Compass

Documentary Β· ABC iview

This long-running documentary series explores faith, ethics, and spirituality across different cultures and communities in Australia and beyond. Each episode offers thoughtful insights into how people find meaning and purpose in their lives, presented with respect and genuine curiosity.

All Creatures Great and Small

Drama Β· Binge

Based on James Herriot's beloved memoirs, this charming series follows a young veterinarian in 1930s Yorkshire as he learns his trade among the dales. The show perfectly captures the warmth, humour, and gentle wisdom of the original books, offering comfort viewing at its finest.

πŸ“Š Today's Poll

Do you prefer watching programmes that make you think deeply or ones that provide gentle comfort?

Make me think deeplyProvide gentle comfort

πŸ“Š Yesterday's Poll

Do you know what pension supplements you're currently receiving?

No, I should look into this led with 93%

Daily Brainteaser

🧩

What can you hold in your right hand but never in your left hand?

Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition.

Daily Games

🧠 Today's Featured Game

Trivia

General Knowledge Β· 7 questions Β· ~2 min

What is the name of the world's longest river that flows through Egypt?

A) The Amazon
B) The Nile
C) The Yangtze
D) The Mississippi
Play the Quiz β†’

Yesterday: 🧠 38 played Β Β·Β  πŸ’‘ 35 played Β Β·Β  ✏️ 53 played

πŸ’‘ Word Ladder Β· 2 stepsβ†’
WAND β†’ ??? β†’ WINK
✏️ Crossword Β· 5Γ—5 Miniβ†’
1 Across: Trap for catching rabbits

On This Day

Anniversary of

β€’ Martin Cooper made the first handheld mobile phone call in New York City. (1973)

β€’ Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber, was arrested at his cabin in Montana. (1996)

β€’ US President Truman signed the Marshall Plan, providing aid to rebuild Europe. (1948)

β€’ The Pony Express mail service began its first run from Missouri to California. (1860)

πŸŽ‚ Born on this day: American comedian and actor Eddie Murphy (1961) and American actor Alec Baldwin (1958).

Brainteaser Answer
Your left elbow.

One Last Smile

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