Morning PostAdelaide Thursday, 2 April 2026 • Issue #640 |
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Good morning! A stunning police discovery has Adelaide talking today — $320,000 worth of Lego seized from a local home. Plus, don't forget to prepare for the time change this weekend. — Nathan, Editor |
At a Glance 📰 Police seize $320,000 in allegedly stolen Lego from Adelaide home 🛒 A Day To Remember & Papa Roach + 4 more events 💰 Money Matters: Check If You're Missing Out on the Pension Supplement 🕰️ On this day in 1982: Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, beginning the Falklands War... |
Today's Adelaide Police seize $320,000 in allegedly stolen Lego from Adelaide homeIn one of the more unusual busts you'll hear about, police have seized a massive haul of allegedly stolen Lego worth $320,000 from an Adelaide property. A 34-year-old woman and 42-year-old man have been charged with theft following the raid. via 7NEWS SAWoman killed by bus in Adelaide CBD in third pedestrian crash in three daysA 32-year-old woman has died after being hit by an Adelaide Metro bus on King William Road in the CBD. Witnesses are being encouraged to seek counselling after the tragic incident, which marks the third pedestrian crash in Adelaide in just three days. via ABC AdelaideClocks go back this Sunday as daylight saving endsA handy reminder that clocks will go back one hour at 3am on Sunday 5 April as daylight saving ends across South Australia, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT. That means an extra hour of sleep — enjoy it! via The Guardian SA |
Around Australia Storm forward Tui Kamikamica leaves hospital after suspected strokeMelbourne Storm player Tui Kamikamica has been discharged from hospital following a suspected stroke earlier this week. The club says he will now begin inpatient rehabilitation after the medical episode on Monday. via ABC News |
Around the World Trump criticises NATO members over Iran support — Donald Trump has renewed criticism of NATO members for showing a lack of support for US objectives in Iran, raising fresh questions about America's commitment to the alliance. via BBC World |
What's On What's On Every Thursday we feature markets and food events around Adelaide. MusicAdelaide Entertainment Centre, Monday 6 April Two major international rock acts unite for The Big Rock Tour in one massive night SportAdelaide Oval & venues across SA, 9-12 April All 18 clubs, 9 matches over 4 days — the biggest footy event of the year returns ArtsDunstan Playhouse, 10 April - 2 May Heather Mitchell stars in this powerful solo play about Ruth Bader Ginsburg by the Prima Facie playwright ExhibitionOpening night 6-8pm, Friday 10 April Celebrate the launch of this new art exhibition exploring Australia's vast landscapes NightlifeDate and venue TBA Relive the emo anthems of the 2000s at Adelaide's most popular throwback night Got an event to share? Let us know → |
Money Matters Every Thursday we share a practical money tip. Check If You're Missing Out on the Pension SupplementAge Pension recipients automatically receive the Pension Supplement of around $70 fortnightly, but many don't realise they may also be eligible for additional supplements like the Remote Area Allowance or Telephone Allowance. Contact Services Australia to ensure you're receiving all the supplements you're entitled to, as they're not always automatically applied. Source: Services Australia |
Daily Brainteaser 🧩 What starts with an 'e' and contains only one letter?Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition. |
Daily Games ✏️ Today's Featured Game Crossword 10 clues · ~3 min | 1 Across Banana dessert or divorce | | 6 Across Dried fruit or trim back bushes | | 7 Across Fencing thrust forward |
Yesterday: 🧠 35 played · ✏️ 27 played |
On This Day Anniversary of • Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, beginning the Falklands War with Britain. (1982) • Pope John Paul II died at the Vatican after a 26-year pontificate. (2005) • Mafia boss John Gotti was convicted of murder and racketeering in New York. (1992) • The British Royal Navy defeated the Danish-Norwegian fleet at the Battle of Copenhagen. (1801) 🎂 Born on this day: American country music singer Emmylou Harris (1947) and American soul singer Marvin Gaye (1939). |
Brainteaser Answer
An envelope. |
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One Last Smile  Henley Square seagulls have been running the same protection racket since 1985. Send this to a friend who’d laugh |
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