Former Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy and his sidekick, Australian rock legend Tex Perkins, took a packed Spiegeltent crowd through an hour-and-a-half of footy and music and it made for a damn entertaining night in.
Politicians can be hard to interpret. So Nathan Davies decodes what Rob Lucas wanted to say.
Blind Brazilian surfer Derek Rabelo is here to entice SA to take up the “best sport in the world” — and famous singer Rachael Leahcar is among those heeding his inspiring call.
Who is the true Dami Im? If her Cabaret Festival show is a true indication she’s a down-to-earth, funny, thoughtful woman who just happens to be an incredible pianist and singer with a compelling story to tell.
Country singer Matt Ward is inspired by the South Australian desert and its people but some of his heart belongs to Texas where they love him right back.
SA surfing legend Kiwi White was exposed to asbestos, leading to stage-four mesothelioma, during his travels. But he has used his shocking diagnosis to motivate him to succeed.
Trevor Andrei runs Australia’s only devoted “prepper” shop. He spoke to Nathan Davies about why more people are preparing for a global apocalypse.
The drunks and the dancers, petty crims and knocked-off cooks that populated Max Savage’s working life all helped inspire his new show Nobody Knows My Name.
Nominations open today for the ARIA Music Teacher of the Year award – and South Australia is gunning for a hat-trick.
In a war infamous for its unimaginable tragedies, an Adelaide nurse on an ill-fated mission to save its most innocent victims stands out.
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