Gen Z turn to speed-friending in Adelaide to fight loneliness
Speed-friending, find-a-friend Facebook groups and even dinner with strangers. Young Aussies, like Jess Bradley, are coming up with alternative ways to find friendship.
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‘I do not have to work’: JP Drake on $205m business sale
JP Drake admits he was once working 70 hours a week at the family-owned business, Drakes Supermarkets. But it’s set him and his daughters up for life with a multi-million-dollar sale.
‘Simple’: Young mum behind 30 businesses shares secret to success
The 26-year-old mum says there’s one small thing every prospective business owner should do before setting up their company – but it’s often overlooked.
‘It didn’t need to happen’: Muecke’s sad tribute to Michael Mosley
Adelaide-based former Australian of the Year James Muecke says he is devastated by the death of his mate, British TV doctor Michael Mosley.
‘I’m astonished’: Men’s X-rated habit leaves sexpert in shock
It’s usually a middle-aged problem, but more men in their sexual prime are seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction – and an Adelaide sex doctor blames a rising habit.
The controversial household hack setting Gen Z up for success
There’s one financial decision experts say could change the way your child enters the real world — but are all parents on board? Take our poll.
Confessions of a male escort: ‘Women pay me $5000 a night’
When George Goulburn was made redundant from his corporate job, he changed direction in his career – and headed into the bedroom.
‘Copped a bit of flak’: Great-grandmother engaged to 27yo
Liz Burton, 59, is preparing to walk down the aisle for the fifth time this year. Her fiance is 32 years her junior.
How a 1980s defence poster boy became the head honcho
Matt Opie was once the poster child for a life in our armed services. Now, he’s the head of Defence SA and charged with the role of taking our industry to the world.
Pilots association leader praises handling of turbulence ‘rollercoaster’
Adelaide-based international pilot Mark Hofmeyer says severe clear-air turbulence – a possible cause of Monday’s Singapore Airlines emergency – is a serious but rare event.
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