New era begins at Port Adelaide
Josh Carr and Ben Rutten have been officially unveiled in their new roles at Port Adelaide.
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Brief context you might find helpful
- The Division of Port Adelaide is a former Australian federal electoral division in South Australia, named after the Port of Port Adelaide. It existed from 1949 until its abolition in the 2018 redistribution, with most electors redistributed to Hindmarsh and other nearby divisions.[2]
- Since abolition, there isn’t a current “Division of Port Adelaide” in the Australian Parliament, but the Port Adelaide region remains active in local governance, sport, and community development, with ongoing projects and news from local entities and organisations (e.g., Port Adelaide Football Club, SANFL, local councils).[3][2]
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