Swing and a miss? City Council shells out $60k for unique Vic Sq attraction
The Adelaide City Council is spending $60,000 of ratepayer money so you can ride for free on a 9m-high yellow swing.
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Concerns 20-storey eastern suburbs building limit could rise
Burnside Council opposes planning law changes that would allow a 20-storey apartment building, but in a strange twist, the proposed policy technically enables higher limits.
Iconic SA pub’s future up in the air in unique sales pitch
It sits at the crossroads of two famous outback tracks but the buyers of this famous hotel could be getting more than just the pub.
Sweet new Insta-worthy craze bowls over Adelaide food scene
But the big question on every newbie’s minds as the new shops spring up across Adelaide is, “can they possibly taste as good as they look?”
Builder takes another shot as high-profile pub plans fall over
Developers behind a failed 10-storey apartment plan have made ‘significant changes’ in a bid to get new designs approved. See the pics and have your say.
Adelaide’s street of sin nearing a red light district future?
If strip clubs and sex shops are confined to Adelaide’s notorious party strip, West End traders warn it could turn the area into a red light district.
‘SA finishes at the toll gate’: Farmers lash lack of support
Farmers want the government to acknowledge the unprecedented challenges the $18.5bn industry is facing from frost, virus, low rainfall and feed shortages.
Melbourne developer releases 350 new housing lots for Hills region
Hundreds of new housing lots will come online in one of South Australia’s fastest growing regions.
Unprecedented: Frost, virus and climate rock $18bn ag industry
Farmers say current conditions are the worst they’ve seen in 60 years with some selling stock. Meanwhile, others are resorting to handfeeding or preparing to not harvest a crop at all.
Tomato virus bins millions of produce as family farms bleed out
The contagious virus had been bubbling in South Australia for over a month, but the family-owned growers at the centre of the outbreak fear what might come next for their livelihoods.
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