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Soccer: Trans-Tasman soccer 'friendly' possible
Negotiations have started to stage a soccer friendly between the All Whites and Socceroos at Adelaide during world governing body Fifa's international window in June.

Murray River: Sporting chance
More interested in play than pinot? The Murray River is still for you, writes Rob McFarland.

Rugby sevens: NZ win Adelaide title for first time
New Zealand's all-conquering sevens rugby team had double cause for celebration after a historic win in Adelaide last night.

Rugby sevens: NZ through to Adelaide final
New Zealand reasserted their dominance over reigning world sevens rugby series champions Samoa to move closer to a significant tournament win.

Rugby sevens: NZ thrash Cook Islands
New Zealand predictably maintained their unbeaten record on day one of the world rugby sevens series in Adelaide.

Adelaide: Southern excess
An abundance of wine, rich food and premium lodges turns a bush experience into a luxury getaway, writes Rosemary Garratt.

Wine: Out of the bin
For lovers of fine wine, March 1 is coming to mean only one thing every year: the annual release of Penfolds highly sought after Bin selection.

Netball: Pulse left ruing slow start
Central Pulse were left ruing a slow start after they went down 51-41 to defending champions Adelaide Thunderbirds.

Soccer: Young Phoenix talent takes it in his stride
If the Wellington Phoenix are to get past Adelaide United tonight, a lot will come down to the performance of winger Marco Rojas.

Harry Ngata: Ifill gamble could spur Phoenix
The gamble of Paul Ifill will no doubt throw mind games into the heads of Adelaide says former All White Harry Ngata,

Soccer: Durante taking comfort from playoff history
Captain Andrew Durante believes playoff experience gained last year holds the Wellington Phoenix in good stead.

Soccer: Ifill back for Adelaide match
Phoenix striker Paul Ifill has completed a remarkable comeback to be named on the bench in Friday's elimination semifinal.

Cricket: Change won't help says Clarke
Michael Clarke says a change in his batting spot won't end his run drought as Australia seek a series win against England.

Qantas jet forced into rapid descent
Qantas' mechanical woes continue, with an aircraft flying from Adelaide to Melbourne forced into rapid descent after its cabin depressurised today.