Morning PostAdelaide Wednesday, 1 April 2026 • Issue #639 |
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Good morning! Electoral irregularities are under the microscope after a former MP received an extra ballot paper, plus we've got your essential news from around Australia and the world, and some brilliant events coming up. — Nathan, Editor |
At a Glance 📰 Extra ballot paper among electoral problems under review 🎵 A Day To Remember & Papa Roach + 4 more events 💪 Health & Wellness: Mediterranean Diet Protects Your Memory 🕰️ On this day in 1976: Apple Computer Company was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and... |
Today's Adelaide Extra ballot paper among electoral problems under reviewA former Liberal MP says he was concerned to receive an extra ballot paper in the post during this month's state election. Authorities have committed to reviewing a range of voting issues that emerged during the SA election, with the duplicate papers raising questions about electoral processes. via ABC AdelaideSpecial tasks police storm Adelaide Hills propertyHeavily armed Special Tasks and Rescue Group officers raided an Adelaide Hills home as a man was charged over an alleged assault. Neighbours were told to stay inside while police investigated the alleged violent incident. via 7NEWS SA |
Around Australia Socceroos thrash Curaçao 5-1 in World Cup farewellNestory Irankunda starred with two goals as the Socceroos' substitutes sparked a commanding 5-1 victory over Curaçao in their FIFA Series clash in Melbourne. via ABC NewsLabor draft platform drops mandatory jail stanceLabor's 2026 draft party platform takes a more assertive position on China while omitting previous references to mandatory jail terms, designed to provide scaffolding for a long-term government. via The Guardian Australia |
Around the World Iran using children in security roles in conflict — An 11-year-old child is reported to have been killed in an air strike while manning a checkpoint in Tehran. via BBC World |
What's On What's On Every Wednesday we highlight live music and entertainment around Adelaide. MusicAdelaide Entertainment Centre, 6 Apr Two massive international rock acts sharing one stage for The Big Rock Tour. SportAdelaide Oval, Norwood Oval, Barossa Park, 9-12 Apr All 18 AFL clubs, nine matches across four days—footy's biggest South Australian spectacle. ArtsDunstan Playhouse, 10 Apr - 2 May Heather Mitchell stars in Suzie Miller's powerful solo play about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Family14 Apr School holiday chess fun to keep young minds sharp and entertained. NightlifeDate TBC The internet's most beloved ogre meets dance floor—pure nostalgic party chaos. Got an event to share? Let us know → |
Health & Wellness Every Wednesday we share a tip for living well. Mediterranean Diet Protects Your MemoryFollowing a Mediterranean-style eating pattern - rich in olive oil, fish, nuts, and vegetables - may reduce dementia risk by up to 23% according to recent Australian studies. Focus on swapping butter for olive oil and adding more fish like salmon or sardines to your weekly meals. Source: Dementia Australia |
Daily Brainteaser 🧩 A man looks at a photograph and says: 'Brothers and sisters I have none, but that man's father is my father's son.' Who is in the photo?Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition. |
Daily Games 💡 Today's Featured Game Word Ladder 6 steps · ~2 min DAWN → DUSK Change one letter at a time · Par: 6 steps Yesterday: 🧠 51 played · 💡 21 played · ✏️ 23 played |
On This Day Anniversary of • Apple Computer Company was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne in California. (1976) • Canada's Northwest Territories was divided to create Nunavut, Canada's newest territory. (1999) • Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milošević surrendered to police in Belgrade. (2001) • American forces invaded Okinawa in the final phase of World War II's Pacific campaign. (1945) 🎂 Born on this day: American actress and singer Debbie Reynolds (1932) and American film director Barry Sonnenfeld (1953). |
Brainteaser Answer
His son. |
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One Last Smile  The morning tea biscuit is somehow always the one you didn't want yesterday. Send this to a friend who’d laugh |
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