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29 April 2026

🌀️ Tragedy at Parafield

Two lives lost in light plane crash, plus oil spikes and weekend markets ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏

Morning Post

Adelaide

Thursday, 30 April 2026 Β β€’Β  Issue #668

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Good morning. Adelaide's north is reeling from yesterday's devastating plane crash at Parafield Airport. Plus, we've gathered your weekend market picks and a question worth asking yourself today.

β€” Nathan, Editor

At a Glance

πŸ“° Parafield Airport tragedy claims two lives

πŸ“ Adelaide Showground Farmers Market + 5 more events

πŸ’° Money Matters: Don't Wait to Update Your Will and Power of Attorney

πŸ•°οΈ On this day in 1975: Saigon fell to North Vietnamese forces, ending the Vietnam War with...

Today's Adelaide

Parafield Airport tragedy claims two lives

A light aircraft attempting to land yesterday crashed into a hangar at Parafield Airport, killing two people and injuring ten others. Emergency crews sparked a fire response and remain on site investigating the cause.

via ABC Adelaide

Hangar collision leaves community in shock

Multiple people were rushed to hospital after a small plane smashed into an airport building north of the city. Authorities are working to determine what went wrong during the landing attempt.

via 7NEWS SA

Airport crash sparks major emergency response

Ten people suffered injuries when an aircraft hit a hangar structure and ignited yesterday afternoon. The incident has prompted a full investigation into the landing gone wrong.

via The Guardian SA

Around Australia

Interest rate hike looms as inflation climbs

Inflation has surged near a three-year peak, prompting expectations the Reserve Bank will lift rates for a third time this year following war-driven economic uncertainty.

via SBS News

AFL confronts homophobia controversy again

A St Kilda player received a nine-week ban for using a homophobic slur on field, with the penalty later reduced on appeal, reigniting debate about.

via The Guardian Australia

Around the World

Crude oil briefly touches $120 amid Iran tensions β€” Oil prices surged sharply following reports of an extended blockade involving Iran, adding economic pressure from Middle East.

via BBC World

Mugabe's son deported from South Africa β€” Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe was fined and expelled after admitting to immigration and firearms violations unrelated to an earlier.

via The Guardian World

What’s On: Markets & Dining πŸ›’

Adelaide Showground, Rose Terrace, Wayville

Adelaide Showground Farmers Market

Every Sunday 8:30am-12:30pm

South Australia's largest farmers market with 80+ stalls of fresh seasonal produce direct from local farms.

Free

FREE face painting for kids every Saturday

Brighten your grandkids' Saturday morning with complimentary face painting at the Central Market.

Free
44-60 Gouger Street, Adelaide CBD

Adelaide Central Market

Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

One of the Southern Hemisphere's largest undercover fresh produce markets with 70+ traders since 1869.

Free

FREE live music every Friday night

Enjoy complimentary live performances while browsing Friday night at Adelaide Central Market.

Free
Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga + venues across SA

Tasting Australia

8 May – 17 May

Australia's longest-running food festival returns with 150+ events, masterclasses, and a free Town Square hub.

Free

ADELAIDE WINE FESTIVAL - WINTER SHOW 2026

Celebrate South Australia's finest wines at this popular winter festival showcasing premium regional producers.

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

Money Matters

Every Thursday we share a practical money tip.

Don't Wait to Update Your Will and Power of Attorney

Life changes like new grandchildren, property purchases, or the loss of a loved one mean your estate planning documents may be outdated. Review your will and enduring power of attorney every few years, and after major life events. Dying without an up-to-date will can create stress and expense for your family at an already difficult time.

Source: NSW Trustee & Guardian / State Trustees (varies by state)

πŸ“Š Today's Poll

Is your will up to date?

YesNeed to update it

πŸ“Š Yesterday's Poll

Eggs or yoghurt for your daily protein hit?

Yoghurt led with 54% (74 votes)

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Daily Brainteaser

🧩

In cricket, can a batsman score 100 runs without hitting a single boundary?

Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition.

Daily Games

🧠 Today's Featured Game

Trivia

Food & Drink Β· 7 questions Β· ~2 min

What is the name of the small, ring-shaped Italian cookies traditionally served with coffee or dessert wine?

A) Biscotti
B) Amaretti
C) Pizzelle
D) Cantucci
Play the Quiz β†’

Yesterday: 🧠 66 played Β Β·Β  πŸ’‘ 55 played Β Β·Β  ✏️ 59 played

πŸ’‘ Word Ladder Β· 2 stepsβ†’
MALE β†’ ??? β†’ DAME
✏️ Crossword Β· 5Γ—5 Miniβ†’
1 Across: Rubbish

On This Day

Anniversary of

β€’ Saigon fell to North Vietnamese forces, ending the Vietnam War with the capture of the South Vietnamese capital. (1975)

β€’ Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his Berlin bunker as Soviet forces closed in on the city. (1945)

β€’ Tennis player Monica Seles was stabbed on court in Hamburg by a deranged fan of Steffi Graf. (1993)

β€’ Queen Juliana of the Netherlands abdicated in favor of her daughter Beatrix. (1980)

πŸŽ‚ Born on this day: American country music legend Willie Nelson (1933), British-Indian actor Kunal Nayyar (1981), and Australian Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell (1992).

Brainteaser Answer
Yes β€” by running every single run between the wickets.

One Last Smile

One Last Smile illustration

Adelaide Oval members still debate the perfect grass length like it's national policy.

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