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Leah Smith
Verified
Junior Reporter, News Corp Australia
Australia
Beats
Social Issues , Culture, Homes, Lifestyle, Fashion, Shopping
Children's television, music, sports
Content
By Leah Smith Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified After unseasonable warmth, Adelaide is set for a windy, likely wet, and potentially severe storm-filled Sunday. The Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast for Adelaide is a 90 per cent chance of 1-10mm of rain, with the possibility of thunderstorms – potentially severe ones. More broadly across the state, rain is forecast in the northeastern pastoral districts, clearing in the later afternoon, with winds and further showers developing across SA’s agricultural areas during the morning.
By Leah Smith Verified| The Advertiser (South Australia) Verified A festive outdoor BBQ lunch or dinner might be off the cards if the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest official Christmas Day forecast is anything to go by. The Bureau is forecasting the coolest Christmas Day since 2006 as massive low pressure systems over Victoria spell rain in southern parts of the state. Senior Meteorologist Mark Anolak told The Advertiser the chance of showers and southerly winds meant parts of the state’s southern and eastern regions could expect a drizzle.
By Leah Smith Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified After unseasonable warmth, Adelaide is set for a windy, likely wet, and potentially severe storm-filled Sunday. The Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast for Adelaide is a 90 per cent chance of 1-10mm of rain, with the possibility of thunderstorms – potentially severe ones. More broadly across the state, rain is forecast in the northeastern pastoral districts, clearing in the later afternoon, with winds and further showers developing across SA’s agricultural areas during the morning.
Company Info
News Corp Australia
News Corp Australia is a prominent media conglomerate and a subsidiary of the global media corporation, News Corp. Founded in 1923 in Adelaide, South Australia, the company has established itself as a key player in the Australian media landscape. Its operations encompass newspaper and magazine publishing, internet services, subscription television, market research, and film and television production. The company publishes several well-known newspapers and magazines, providing news and entertainment to the general public. It also offers digital content through various online platforms. News Corp Australia holds a significant stake in Foxtel, a major pay television provider, delivering a wide range of channels and content to subscribers. Additionally, the company conducts market research to assist businesses in understanding consumer trends and is involved in the distribution of DVDs and films.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
'+61 2 8114 7400
Founded: 1923