Tree explodes amid SA’s spectacular lightning show
This ball of flames was once a tree – before it was hit by one of up to 300,000 lightning strikes that blasted SA overnight. See the amazing pictures and videos.
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Social media giants must be held to account
Many parents around the country found themselves having to talk to their children about suicide this week after a horrifying TikTok video went viral. So where’s the repercussions for the platforms that allow such footage to spread like wildfire?
The future of SA’s festivals in a post-COVID world
New Year’s Day will not bring an end to the challenges COVID-19 inflicted on the arts or Adelaide’s festival season but those challenges could bring a reimagining, writes Kara Jung.
Jon Lamb’s spring gardening guide
For gardeners who enjoy growing their own fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs, there is now an irresistible urge to spend time outdoors and to start planting. Gardening guru Jon Lamb tells us how to prep our soil, what to plant and when for bigger harvests.
WATCH: Q&A with Professor Spurrier
SA’s chief public health officer Professor Nicola Spurrier sat down with senior reporter Andrew Hough to answer your latest questions on the coronavirus. WATCH THE VIDEO
Asking you to sit down at the pub is better than a lockdown
My colleague Caleb Bond labelled SA’s new restrictions silly and a useless inconvenience. Asking you to put your bum on a seat while sipping a vino is not silly, it’s simple. And it could help us avoid another lockdown. So just sit down.
Why women need to be stars of the show
Seeing women on our TV screens – whether as characters in a movie or sports stars at the elite level on the field – is essential to shaping how we see ourselves, writes Kara Jung.
Your guide to emerging from ISO in Adelaide
Cut your own hair in iso and need help to fix it? Rebooting that wedding planning? Wondering where to meet friends now you can dine together again? As restrictions ease, we’ve trawled our Best Of Adelaide series to help you emerge from isolation in style. SEARCH LISTS NOW.
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It has never been more important to stay in touch with what’s happening in your community and now you can access your local news via our new postcode enabled story finder for just $1 a week. FIND OUT HOW
Hans set to perform for hotel balcony audience
About 400 people confined to the Pullman Adelaide hotel while they complete their mandatory 14-day coronavirus quarantine will tonight be entertained by “international German wonder boy” Hans.
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