A very big day out in the Bight
THE Head of the Bight is drawing whale watchers from around the world to its the high cliffs to watch the awesome northern migration of southern right whales.
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The secrets of keeping a job for 50 years
WITH more and more jobs falling to automation, and young people told to expect at least five career changes before they retire, it’s hard to imagine anyone in the future staying 50 years doing the same work. But these South Australians have.
Walkin’ in the park and reminiscing
FROM The Twilights to Little River Band, Glenn Shorrock is one of our best-known singers. It all started in a little house in Elizabeth East that his dad built. We took him back for a morning of reminiscing.
Earth, Wind and Fire – and gospel
AMERICAN bandEarth, Wind and Fire were famous for combining disco, R&B, soul and jazz to create a unique sound. Now one can add gospel to the mix.
Sounds like a warm welcome to a brolly good show
SOUTH Australians are being asked to fight the urge to hibernate and get along to some of the amazing events planned for winter, including the Umbrella: Winter Sounds.
Just how good are $80k headphones?
In a back room of Malvern store Addicted to Audio music writer Nathan Davies is introduced to Sennheiser’s HE 1 – a gleaming slab of minimalist marble that, at first glance, looks nothing like a hi-fi system at all.
Here’s a property that will spin you out
GLENELG’S revolving restaurant was once home to the hottest dining – and best views – in town. Now it could be all yours for the price of a flash house. Nathan Davies took a look inside.
If gluten ales you, cheer up
COELIACS and gluten-intolerant beer lovers, listen up — this is the best news you’re likely to hear all day.
Nick’s not sick, but neither are his beats
MUSIC is always part of an election campaign, but penning your own song? It worked for Gough Whitlam with It’s Time, but that was – you know – a good song. Music writer Nathan Davies rates Nick Xenophon’s foray into hip-hop.
Incredible Holden photos given new life
General Motors has decided to end the Holden brand by the end of this year. This new blow to the beloved brand follows the closure of Holden’s Elizabeth plant in 2017. To celebrate the carmaker’s part in our history, we’ve given these old black-and-white photos new life. Colourisation by Ray Hirst
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