Morning PostAdelaide Tuesday, 5 May 2026 • Issue #673 |
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Good morning. A senior church figure loses his role over an ethical breach, while emergency crews respond to a devastating plane crash. Plus, with Mother's Day just five days away, we've rounded up some lovely ways to spend time together. — Nathan, Editor |
At a Glance 📰 Senior Anglican loses post in ethics scandal 📍 Mothers Day Loose Floral Watercolour Workshop + 5 more events 💬 Vote in this week's poll 🕰️ On this day in 1788: Australia's first land grant was made to former convict James Ruse at... |
Today's Adelaide A high-ranking South Australian church leader has been removed from office after failing to disclose a personal relationship with a priest under his authority. The Anglican Church called it a serious breach of professional standards. via ABC AdelaideA twin-engine plane burst into flames after smashing through a flight school roof shortly after takeoff. Ten people were rushed to hospital. Black smoke billowed across the airfield. via 9News AdelaideAuthorities have provided fresh details on the hunt for four-year-old Gus Lamont, lost in remote outback terrain. Officers described the case as heartbreaking. via 7NEWS SA |
Around Australia The state has recorded a $700 million budget surplus, its first since COVID-19. Two consecutive years of black ink are forecast. via The Guardian AustraliaAustralia and Japan have signed a new agreement covering defence cooperation, critical minerals, and energy supply amid rising regional tensions. via SBS News |
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What’s On: Community & Learning 🤝 This week: Mother's Day — A few of the picks below would suit a Saturday with Mum. WorkshopMagill · Runs regularly · $70 - $75 A relaxed couple of hours painting watercolour florals — no experience required, take home what you paint. WorkshopFulham · Runs regularly · $110 - $120 Decorate a small cake while you have high tea. Sociable, easy, low-mess — ideal for going together. AdelaideRuns regularly · $79 Learn watercolour basics in a relaxed, hands-on class perfect for creative beginners wanting to explore painting. BridgewaterRuns regularly · $80 Create beautiful circular patterns while enjoying a meditative, stress-free art experience in the scenic Adelaide Hills. AdelaideRuns regularly · $55 - $59 Enjoy a social art session with a glass of wine, creating your own masterpiece in friendly company. AdelaideRuns regularly · $89 Combine sketching and watercolour techniques to capture scenes with confidence and creative flair. Got an event to share? Let us know → |
Your Say Every Tuesday we put a question to the vote. 📊 Today's Poll Is Adelaide Oval the best sporting venue in Australia? Without a doubtThe MCG is hard to beat📊 Yesterday's Poll Would you share your Medicare number over the phone? Never over the phone led with 74% (89 votes) |
Daily Brainteaser 🧩 There are 30 cows in a paddock. Twenty-eight see the farmer coming and run to the gate. How many cows are left in the paddock?Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition. |
Daily Games ✏️ Today's Featured Game Crossword 10 clues · ~3 min | 1 Across Chose | | 6 Across Demonstrate to be true | | 7 Across Bathroom item for drying off |
Play Crossword →Yesterday: 🧠 114 played · 💡 80 played · ✏️ 91 played |
On This Day Anniversary of • Australia's first land grant was made to former convict James Ruse at Parramatta. (1788) • Federal Parliament House opened in Canberra. (1927) • Alan Shepard became the first American in space. (1961) • Napoleon Bonaparte died in exile on Saint Helena. (1821) 🎂 Born on this day: Australian actor David Wenham (1965), New Zealand actress Danielle Cormack (1970), and British singer-songwriter Adele (1988). |
Brainteaser Answer Thirty — running to the gate doesn't take them out of the paddock. |
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One Last Smile  Rundle Mall's bee sculpture has been the meeting point for every occasion since installation. Send this to a friend who’d laugh |
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