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South Australia: Valley of vines
Kerri Jackson soaks up more than just good wine on a Penfolds tour that's steeped in history.
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.
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.
Cycling: Bad day for Dean
Kiwi cyclist Julian Dean has had more misfortune in the Tour Down Under.
Soccer: Mariners too strong for depleted Jets
Central Coast Mariners secured a 2-0 win in Sunday's low-key A-League NSW derby clash with a depleted Newcastle Jets.
Cricket: England win last ball thriller
England pinched a dramatic one wicket win on the last ball to beat Australia in their opening Twenty20 match last night.
Cricket: Pressure for revival falls on White
Australia's new Twenty20 captain Cameron White doesn't underestimate his challenge.
Basketball: Wilkinson plays key role as Breakers
The New Zealand Breakers began the year as they mean to go on with a hard-fought 90-85 away defeat of the Adelaide 36ers.
Australia lauds indigenous Rhodes Scholar
The daughter of an Outback stockman has been named Australia's first indigenous Rhodes Scholar.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Breakthroughs shed new light on illumination
New technology is lighting up cities and saving energy.
The Ashes: Warne comeback on the cards?
With the Australian cricket team hitting a new low, is spin king Shane Warne about to come out of retirement and return to test cricket?
The Ashes: UK press coming to grips with success
Some of the English press are still coming to grips with the success of their cricket team in Australia.