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Friday, 10 April 2026  •  Issue #648

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Happy Friday! Invasive birds are causing chaos on Kangaroo Island, a high-profile murder trial has collapsed, and the Crows finally got a win. Let's dive in.

— Nathan, Editor

At a Glance

📰 Invasive birds wreak havoc across Kangaroo Island

🎭 Adelaide Central Market + 4 more events

📺 What We're Watching

🕰️ On this day in 1912: RMS Titanic departed Southampton on its ill-fated maiden voyage to...

Today's Adelaide

Invasive birds wreak havoc across Kangaroo Island

Little corellas — not native to the region — are destroying school buildings with droppings, ripping apart infrastructure, and ruining farm crops. Locals say the problem is spiralling out of control.

via The Guardian SA

High-profile murder trial collapses after juror misconduct

The Geoffrey McLean case ended in a mistrial when a juror conducted their own research. The case involved dismembered remains allegedly found in a wheelie bin four years ago.

via 7NEWS SA

Doctor loses registration over laser treatment fixation

Mark Rogers showed a 'blatant disregard' for previous orders by continuing to push low-level laser therapy on patients, a tribunal found. His medical registration has been cancelled.

via ABC Adelaide

Around Australia

Broken Hill med student wins historic Stawell Gift

Olufemi Komolafe, 21, became Broken Hill's first Stawell Gift champion since 1949, taking out the iconic Victorian footrace final.

via ABC News

Major fatberg behind Sydney's beach pollution crisis

Accumulated fats and oils at the Malabar wastewater plant can't be accessed or removed, causing ongoing contamination of beaches with faecal matter.

via The Guardian Australia

Around the World

Netanyahu announces direct Lebanon negotiations — Israel will hold talks with Lebanon following massive strikes that killed over 300 people this week.

via BBC World

Chimps observed waging organised civil war — Researchers in Uganda documented a unified chimpanzee community turning on itself with coordinated attacks between internal groups.

via The Guardian World

What's On

Free

Adelaide Central Market

44-60 Gouger Street, open Tuesday–Saturday

Browse 70+ traders at one of the Southern Hemisphere's largest fresh produce markets since 1869.

Family

Adelaide Oval Stadium Tour

War Memorial Drive, until 31 Dec

Run onto the field and explore the heritage scoreboard on this 90-minute behind-the-scenes experience.

Music

FRIDAY 10 APRIL | MYST ADL | TWINTIGERZ

Tonight, 10 April

Catch TWINTIGERZ live tonight — tickets selling fast so grab yours before they're gone.

Wellness

Sound Bath Spa with Susie

Glenelg North

Relax and restore with immersive sound therapy designed to soothe body and mind.

Music

SHREK RAVE ADELAIDE 2026

Date TBA

Dance the night away to nostalgic Shrek anthems at this wildly popular themed rave event.

Got an event to share? Let us know →

What We're Watching

Every Friday we recommend something worth watching this weekend.

Mystery Road

Drama Series · ABC iview

Aaron Pedersen stars as Indigenous detective Jay Swan investigating crimes in the Australian outback. Gripping storytelling with stunning cinematography and a uniquely Australian perspective on the crime genre.

Slow Horses

Spy Series · Apple TV+

Gary Oldman leads this brilliant British spy thriller about MI5 agents relegated to the departmental dumping ground. Sharp writing, dark humour, and edge-of-your-seat espionage that rivals the best of le Carré.

Daily Brainteaser

🧩

How many letters are in 'the alphabet'?

Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition.

Daily Games

💡 Today's Featured Game

Word Ladder

3 steps · ~2 min

FIVE → FAME

Change one letter at a time · Par: 3 steps

Play Word Ladder →

Yesterday: 🧠 65 played  ·  💡 31 played  ·  ✏️ 38 played

🧠 Trivia · General Knowledge · 7 Qs→
What is the largest internal organ in the human body?
✏️ Crossword · 5×5 Mini→
1 Across: Confidence or faith in someone

On This Day

Anniversary of

• RMS Titanic departed Southampton on its ill-fated maiden voyage to New York. (1912)

• Paul McCartney announced the Beatles had disbanded, ending the world's most successful musical act. (1970)

• Australian runner John Landy broke the world mile record with a time of 4:02.0 at Turku, Finland. (1954)

• The New South Wales Government announced plans for a $1 billion redevelopment of Darling Harbour in Sydney. (1985)

🎂 Born on this day: Australian country music star Kasey Chambers (1976), American action film actor Steven Seagal (1952), and Egyptian actor Omar Sharif (1932).

Brainteaser Answer
Eleven — t, h, e, a, l, p, h, a, b, e, t.

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