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Re-made Marion: It’s almost the complete package
A suburban pub, which has had a $20m transformation, includes two dining spaces and something for everyone, writes Simon Wilkinson.
Crows camp chiefs: ‘We didn’t make a cent’
The men who co-ordinated the Crows’ 2018 pre-season camp say they did not pocket any money from the venture which has dogged both the Crows and their business for nearly three years.
The Stolen Generation footy star and the nun who changed his life
A fortuitous meeting with a French nun more than six decades after he was stolen from his Indigenous family ended a lifetime of hurt and uncertainty for SANFL great Sonny Morey
Did these men drop the last bombs of WWII?
It started as just another mission, but by the time they returned to base the war was over. A true story of the SA bomber pilot, his tight-knit crew and one of the very last missions of World War II
From YouTube to big screen: Adelaide’s car prankster’s directorial debut
They are the Adelaide brothers who became billion-view YouTube stars after an underwater car stunt gone wrong. Now the RackaRacka duo’s debut feature film is about to hit the big screen at a gala event. Read their incredible back-story.
SA muso’s touching tribute to dad
When Adelaide singer-songwriter Tom West lost his father to motor neurone disease he tried to escape the grief by fleeing to America. What followed was two-and-a-half years searching for gigs … and answers.
Every program that was chopped in the State Budget
TREASURER Rob Lucas cut 34 programs in this week’s State Budget, as he tried to claw back what he said would be a near-$400m deficit. Here’s every program he cut, and what they did.
Treasurer pledges to break handout culture
TREASURER Rob Lucas has pledged to smash an entrenched SA “culture” of corporate welfare, putting business on notice that they can’t just rely on taxpayer handouts to turn a profit.
Solid blueprint for SA’s future, but debt a key concern
TREASURER Rob Lucas’ fifth Budget — and the Marshall Government’s first — delivers on its election commitments, plus will cut costs of doing business in the state but risks higher debt to fund big infrastructure projects, says Saul Eslake.
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