Mouth-watering South East festival set for revival
After being lost at sea more than a decade ago, the revival of a regional food and wine festival is set to taste test the region’s celebrated crayfish and wine.
After being lost at sea more than a decade ago, the revival of a regional food and wine festival is set to taste test the region’s celebrated crayfish and wine.
Every day they wait for the call that there’s finally a roof over their head, out of the freezing cold. Meanwhile, mum cooks dinner on the tailgate, hoping.
New winter festival Illuminate is lighting up Mount Gambier ahead of its arrival in the capital. See the pictures and what’s on the program.
Known for his golden advice, generosity and refusal to wear a suit and tie, a Mount Gambier trucking icon has been awarded an Order of Australia honour a year after his passing.
A star athlete, a tireless campaigner and an Operation Ironside cop are among the brilliant and exceptional citizens on this year’s honours list. See the full list of honourees.
The Millicent Mill became a national treasure in 2020 amid a pandemic-fuelled toilet paper shortage – now the toilet paper factory workers are on their way to stardom.
Bubble waffles, cereal pops, fairy floss burritos – this Insta-worthy dessert bar isn’t worrying about your dental health with its incredible creations. See what’s on the menu.
Arsenic has been blamed for shelving a plan to build a car park on seaside real estate, but accommodation and retail developments could still be on the cards.
A sinkhole the size of half a tennis court has opened up at a popular coastal clifftop trail overnight.
SA Power Networks has offered up a $20,000 reward to bust thieves directly responsible for a coastal town’s power outage amid today’s wild weather.
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