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REWRITING THE HISTORY BOOKS Elizabeth Haran is one of the LeFevre Peninsulas best kept secrets. Page 1

Admiral awakens THE rebirth of the Ports oldest building is almost complete. Following a two-year, million-dollar restoration, owner-renovators Alison Sloley and Adam Freeman (pictured) handed over the keys to the 1849 heritage pub to new tenants last week. Angus... Page 1

WERE HAVING A FUTSAL FOR ALL Igor Negrao, with Jayden, 15, and Noah, 13, has started a futsal program aimed at promoting inclusion through sport. Page 1

TRANSPORTED TO A DIFFERENT TIME The National Railway Museums Bob Sampson and Michael Pretty are aboard for an event shedding light on how we used to get around. Page 1

Tackling the trucks MORE goods would be transported by rail to Outer Harbor if a petition to remove trucks from Victoria Rd is adopted by the State Government. The Semaphore Workers Club last week wrote to Port Adelaide Enfield Council, asking it to back its petition to... Page 1

Whats up, dock PORT Adelaide business identities are ramping up pressure on the State Government to announce a start date for the housing development at Dock 1, saying it is key to greater confidence in the areas revival. Rob McLachlan of McLachlan and Martin Real... Page 1

CARAVAN OF LOVE Amazing food and great music - whats not to like. Thousands of revellers are expected at the Port on Saturday for the Disco Fork event, featuring a host of food trucks, DJs and family entertainment. Page 1

PAIR HAPPY TO FLY THE FLAG Port Adelaides Robbie Young (left, with the clubs Aboriginal AFL Academy captain Rex Davidson-Smith) is looking forward to this weeks SANFL indigenous round. Page 1

SING WHEN YOURE WINNING West Lakes Shore singer Tara Knight, who beat cancer when she was a child, is performing at a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser for the Cancer Council next week. Page 1

CARS THE STARS AT MOTOR RALLY Classic cars up to a century old will be cruising down the coast from Port Adelaide to Glenelg this month, including this 1936 Morris, owned by Ian Ryrie of Largs North Page 1

SUMMERTON HITS THE DOUBLE TON Captain Steven Summerton will play his 200th game for Port Adelaide in the SANFL against Sturt this weekend. Page 1

BALLET SCHOOL IS ON POINTE Ava, 5, is practising her moves ahead of the opening of a new ballet school in Queenstown this weekend. Page 1

ACCESS YOUR INNER STAR Opera singer Sidonie Henbest will be running a singing workshop at Harts Mill, as part of a program aimed at getting more people interested in the performing arts. Page 1

UP, UP AND AWAY Daniel and Layla, both 7, will be among the 60,000 people expected to visit Semaphiore this weekend for the annual Adelaide Kite festival. Page 1

Adventure of a lifetime Jasmine Warren, 16, Decklan Soeroes, 16, and Ciha Smith, 18, have found their sea legs after a special five-day voyage on the One and All tall ship. Page 1

Shoot for the stars Soccer players Dior Fraus, 12, and Alessia Carcio, 13, will take part in a free soccer program aiming to increase girls participation in the sport. Page 1

Veg is (almost) the size of a leg Evangeline Finnis of Largs Bay, who only started gardening when she retired last year, is enjoying some amazing results. Page 1

Fired up over coal THE Federal Government is refusing to rule out a new coal-fired power plant at Pelican Point, setting up a potential battle against Premier Jay Weatherills vision for more gas and battery-powered electricity. Mr Weatherill yesterday outlined his plan... Page 1

Ports art and soul PORT Adelaides heritage post office has undergone a stunning transformation, the latest in a growing number of businesses creating an eclectic buzz in the area. The 100-year-old building is now home to the Fontanelle art gallery, which opened last... Page 1

Clowning for a good cause Andrew Ormandy is performing his Third Degree Burnie clown show at the Port Club on March 7. Proceeds from his Fringe shows are going to the CFS. Page 1

Mayors health drive ary Johanson is pushing for a new freight road to divert trucks away from Victoria Rd, over fears they are impacting on peoples health. He said the issue had become more pressing as the area prepares for an increase in Defence work. The Page 1

Telstra tower sparks uproar RESIDENTS, traders, a local councillor and an environment protection group are all opposed to a 25-metre tower Telstra has applied to install on Semaphore Rd. Locals have united in outrage since learning of the proposal to replace the existing tower,... Page 1

Merger plan hit for six PORT Adelaide Cricket Club will continue its proud 120-year history after winning its battle to survive as a stand-alone entity. The SA Cricket Association on Monday night backflipped on its plan to force the Magpies and West Torrens to merge to... Page 1

Dolphin tourist hope PORT Adelaide is one step closer to getting a multi-million dollar dolphin interpretive centre after the State Government approved a grant to fund a business plan for the project. It is hoped that such a centre would help make the Port dolphins an... Page 1

Flying the flag for Australia British-born Oliver Hankinson from North Haven becomes an Australian citizen at a special ceremony in Port Adelaide this week. See our Australia Day special report, Page 1

Lakers bowling along with impressive.. WEST Lakes Bowling Club is celebrating a stunning win in the Premier League bowls competition. The Lakers beat Gawler by 97 shots, 154-57, a result that West Lakes skip Mark Haines believes is one of the biggest ever scores in Division One. Page 1

Get your Greek on Peta Mihalopoulos, Maria, 9, Harry, 8, and Alexandra Vakitsidis in costume ahead of the Semaphore Greek Festival, which is being held this weekend. Page 1

Flurry of festive felines Animal rescue centre owner Kerri Bartsch of Royal Park says she is being inundated with unwanted kittens ahead of the Christmas season. Page 1

Return of historic river swim Ben Zuill from the West Beach Surf Life Saving Club and former Port Adelaide player Jared Poulton prepare for the Long Swim Through Port Adelaide event, which is being held for the first time since the mid-1960s. Page 1

Modern Mikado hits high notes Grace Bawden and Sarah Jane Pattichis, who both play the role of Yum Yum in the opera Mikado, which plays at the Port this weekend. Page 1

Christmas shopping ideas ❯ ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE SHOW TICKETS Various prices Theres nothing like a night at the theatre, so why not spoil someone with show tickets. Whether they are into plays or musicals, there willl be something for everyone at the Adelaide Festival... Page 2

No respect for dead VANDALS have trashed a memorial garden at a Port Adelaide church, urinating on peoples ashes and damaging Christmas lights. St Pauls Anglican Church parish secretary Cheryl Cates said she felt sickened when she arrived at the church on Sunday, the... Page 1