Adelaide Advertiser
Adelaide Advertiser is a daily newspaper in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.
It is one of the worst media outlets in the world, according to Mondo Times members.
The Adelaide Advertiser reports on news in the city of Adelaide and across South Australia. The newspaper is published each morning Monday to Saturday, in tabloid format. The Sunday version of the newspaper is called the Adelaide Sunday Mail. The Advertiser was originally a broadsheet newspaper called "The South Australian Advertiser," founded on 12 July 1858. Rupert Murdoch inherited the newspaper from this father, Sir Keith Murdoch, when Sir Keith died in 1952. The Advertiser marked the beginning of the media career of the younger Murdoch, who went on to build News Limited, which is now a newspaper subsidiary of News Corporation.
This newspaper is owned by News Corporation.
The web site is presented in the English language.
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Financial Records of Australian Health Professionals Released by Mistake
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Adelaide Advertiser reported on May 20, 2010:
"Medfin Finance, a subsidiary of National Australia Bank, this week sent the details of up to 4000 SA doctors' and dentists' bank accounts and borrowings by email to its state members.
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