Adelaide's First Sophia's Law Case, Nun Honored, Election Polls

On this March 19th in Adelaide, here's what is making headlines.

In Adelaide, the first person charged under Sofia's law has avoided jail time.

This marched the debut case for the new legislation aimed at tougher penalties for certain road crimes.

Meanwhile, a beloved South Australian nun is getting her due with a city street renamed in her honor.

She sold more than one million copies of her hit single and came close to winning a Grammy over Elvis Presley.

Homeless center advocates are celebrating the decision as a fitting tribute to her legacy.

The move highlights her lasting impact on the community after years of service.

New polling with just two days left in the state election shows liberal spacing heavy losses, one nation gaining ground and labor slipping since.

February.

South Australia's unemployment remains the nation's lowest, despite a small February uptick.

Markets took a hit too, with Australia stocks down 1.6% early on, while oil prices jumped after Middle East energy attacks.

Over in sports, poor Adelaide's new head coach Josh Carr admitted a pre-game error.

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