LIONS and tigers and bears … and ‘wifelets’, erotic movie stars and family feuds. Nathan Davies takes a look inside the very rich, and very eccentric, world of Longleat, the plush new English home for five SA koalas.
SUNDAY at The Gov will be, in the immortal words of The Osmonds, a little bit country and a little bit rock ’n’ roll, and all in aid of the farmers bracing for the impact of severe drought.
AS PUB classic Eagle Rock gets a new lease on life after West Coast’s big win, Nathan Davies sets out to reveal why the song inspires Aussies to drop their pants
THE team behind Fowlers Live, one of Adelaide’s best-loved live music venues, has been punted from its home in the Lion Arts Centre — but the building will continue to operate as a live music venue under different management.
SOME call it The Empty Time, some refer to the Wasted Weeks, for others it’s simply spring – those strange, languid couple of months between the end of the football and the start of the cricket.
A PROMINENT South Australia musician has accused the South Australian Tourism Commission of exploitation after the government agency offered bands just $150 per song to score its new Rewards Wonder campaign.
DO you have an anti-witchcraft shoe hidden in the walls of your house? If it’s more than 100 years old there’s a fair chance you do. Nathan Davies reveals why.
JAMES Reyne has firm opinions – the ARIAs are for wankers, the Logies are rubbish, but rock ’n’ roll is a craft that matters.
WHILE Norwood and North Adelaide do battle at Adelaide Oval tomorrow, there’s an equally fierce battle raging between the two footy heartlands – who has the best café strip?
TAXPAYERS are paying at least $100 a passenger on about 10 South Australian bus services as the State Government prepares to cut its least patronised routes.
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