The tragic love story that launched a life of adventure
According to a new book on Sir Hubert Wilkins, the adventures of the Adelaide man known as the last explorer almost never happened after he entered a suicide pact with his young lover.
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No dream – the wait is over as Crowded House wows Adelaide
It was a dream come true for the crowd in Adelaide when Crowded House returned to the stage at the Entertainment Centre after such a long hiatus, writes Nathan Davies.
Revealed: The beaches we’re loving to death
A pandemic-led domestic tourism boom has put enormous pressure of some of SA’s most beautiful beaches. But now local communities are fighting back.
Ancient ale to WineChocs, SA’s top fool’s day jokes
Anyone for WineChocs or an ancient hop Coopers Ale? Maybe more giant pigeons? We wrap up some of the best April Fool’s Day pranks that got South Aussies talking.
‘They will be missed’: Midnight Oil on fire for farewell tour
Midnight Oil has always done things their own way. What was probably their final show in Adelaide was no exception – here’s our review.
From AC/DC to Metallica: Who we’d love to see at the big race
The hunt is on for an international music headliner for the newly revived Adelaide 500. Nathan Davies writes our wish list – let us know who’s on yours.
What SA workers really want from their bosses post-Covid
SA companies must adjust to the new ways of working in a post-pandemic world, with flexibility and a sense of purpose key to attracting workers, says a top employment expert.
Have you ever seen a blind skater? Adelaide’s got one
Skateboarding is hard enough with all your senses but suddenly losing his sight wasn’t enough to grind this local legend down. See him in action
After the fires: Welcome to the ‘Wellness Capital’ of SA
The Adelaide Hills wants to be known as our state’s ‘Wellness Capital’ with a new festival. Meet the people and groups helping rebuild after the 2019 bushfires.
Snake brings Superjesus to a screaming halt
Not much can stop a crowd from enjoying the music at a festival, but one slippery reptile brought the band – and the crowd – to a complete standstill.
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