The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

Here's your TL;DR for this morning's news.

A magnitude-2.8 tremor has been reported in South Australia with the epicentre around the same location as an earthquake three weeks ago.

Adelaide tow-truck company Dial-A-Tow is found guilty of breaching workplace safety law by not doing enough to prevent the crush death of a worker during training four years ago.

The body overseeing the National Disability Insurance Scheme has launched Federal Court action against the company responsible for supporting Ann Marie Smith, the Adelaide NDIS recipient who died in horrific circumstances.

Adelaide's Rory Laird is set to make his AFL return from injury but captain Rory Sloane is in doubt for Friday night's derby against Port Adelaide.

An optometrist who tampered with hundreds of glasses prescriptions loses a bid to have his five-year ban overturned, with an Adelaide court upholding the "significant sanction" to "protect the public".

Mursal and Amam and their daughter Awen fled Afghanistan last year when the Taliban took over. With the help of neighbours in their Adelaide housing complex, the trio is becoming more settled in their new community.

The Phoenix's finals hopes hang in the balance after they were blown away by Adelaide, who scorched out of the blocks and blew the contest apart after halftime.

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell says his unbeaten AFL club has 24 hours to celebrate their thrashing of Port Adelaide before turning attention to Carlton.

Oh, Adelaide. City of churches, city of the Adelaide Fringe Festival and city of blokes taking a tumble in pools of their own yak. Truly the cultural epicentre of the nation and you cannot convince me otherwise. In the r/Australia subreddit, a post by the name of “Adelaide’s thriving nightlife…

The Collingwood-Adelaide AFL clash at the MCG was interrupted in bizarre fashion when a false evacuation alarm was played over the stadium's PA system.