Getting the dirt on nature play
Messy play with magnificent mud works wonders for children’s development – so much that Monday is “International Mud Day”.
Messy play with magnificent mud works wonders for children’s development – so much that Monday is “International Mud Day”.
A substance known as “bath salts” is part of a disturbing new trend in designer drug use emerging across Australia according to wastewater analysis.
Three gentle giants of the open ocean had a close encounter with a speeding fishing boat at Victor Harbor last Friday and the possible near miss incident was captured on video.
The cap on numbers for indoor fitness classes is rising, with spacious and flexible studios now hoping new concessions will open the door to even more people.
SA’s next generation of pilots are being trained as early as high school – to fly drones with more uses every year.
Frustrated fitness fanatics and jilted gym junkies want to see COVID-19 restrictions eased in SA so more bodies can work out in a group setting. What do you think?
Women will soon have access to a new non-hormonal contraceptive developed by an Adelaide-based researcher that promises to replace older birth control methods.
Tired of patching and replacing rubber tyres? Flinders Uni researchers are pumped about their latest invention, rubber that bounces back from damage just like The Terminator.
Created for comfort during a messy break-up, this new fragrance made in an Adelaide bedroom is now a finalist in an international competition.
Recreational fishers have reacted with frustration to a draft plan to restore native species populations in the Murray, demanding more be done — and faster.
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