New Jersey rockers Bon Jovi transformed Botanic Park into a thrilling rock ’n’ roll amphitheatre on Tuesday night as they ripped through the Adelaide leg of their This House Is Not For Sale tour. But it was a shout-out and song devotion to two brave South Aussies that really stole the show.
Pressure is mounting for a longer snapper closure to protect the popular species from overfishing during their spawning season.
They are one of the most influential bands on the planet — legendary UK rockers The Kinks. What’s little-known to many is their curious Adelaide connection.
South Australia’s favourite fish — the King George whiting — is selling for up to $90 a kilo, putting it on par with luxury items like lobster and abalone and out of reach of most families.
A Murray Mallee man has captured an intriguing image on a motion-sensitive camera, sending a ripple of excitement through South Australia’s thylacine-hunting community.
The great Bunnings sausage scandal has highlighted some very serious problems surrounding food service in SA. For example, why do our pubs keep putting schnitzels on top of chips?
The strait that separates Kangaroo Island from the mainland has claimed dozens of ships and many lives, and on Sunday Shane Sanigar will attempt to swim across it.
NOT that long ago the very idea of surfing, skateboarding or climbing being in the Olympics would’ve been laughable – now all three sports have been included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
US funk rockers the Red Hot Chili Peppers will headline the Superloop Adelaide 500 concert next year — their first since they played the now-defunct Big Day Out in 2013.
THOUSANDS of Australian salmon school just behind the popular Mid Coast surf break of U-Turns in this stunning picture captured by Dave Lane.
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