In this week’s Off the Record, a new film from Adelaide producer Victorian Hill generates Oscar buzz, find out which Adelaide council fell into chaos at its first meeting since local government elections and what does Sanjeev Gupta have in store for Whyalla on Monday?
The Overland doesn’t need to go the way of our other departed state icons. For Michael McGuire and his son Tom, that train holds precious memories and is worth far more than ditching it would save.
It’s not just the new TV stations that cricket fans will find different this season, there will be a whole host of new female voices describing the action.
In this week’s Off the Record, we look at Christopher Pyne’s chances of taking the Liberal leadership. We also investigate a surprise SACA Board resignation and reveal an interesting Labor link to a prestigious Steven Marshall-appointed role.
Australia’s retiring P-3 Orion aircraft have been given a fitting send off with a dramatic low pass over the city and the sea on Friday. SEE THE VIDEO.
Ever wanted to read by the light of a luminous mushroom? Play a 1000km golf course? Find a pink lake? South Australia is the place to come.
In this week’s Off the Record, India’s most glamorous couple is expected in Adelaide for the Test match, the new Adelaide City Council squabbles on its first day and a message for Bill Shorten from beyond the grave.
The concept of a two-day footy draft is just another cheap way to gain publicity as it’s mind-blowingly self-indulgent and entirely unnecessary, says Michael McGuire.
Eric Idle will be in Adelaide on Thursday to perform and talk about his new book in which he lifts the lid on Monty Python and his galaxy of famous friends
IT used to be Charlie Corbo would spend his nights cooking for Mick Jagger, Hillary Clinton and Kathy Ireland, now he is trying to inject new life into an Adelaide icon.
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