Glenelg Oval to get unisex changerooms
New unisex changerooms will be built at Glenelg Oval, which will allow the precinct to host state and national events and encourage more girls to take up footy and cricket.
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Brakes put on coast path electric scooter trial
Holdfast Bay Council has decided its coast path is no place for e-scooters and has knocked back a request to host a six-month trial of scooters in the area because of safety concerns.
Big plans to completely change busy Port street
A $1.85 million makeover for a street that runs through the heart of the Port will create a pedestrian and cycling-friendly boulevard.
‘There has to be a better way’: sand carting saga drags on
Dune damage and a stretch of beachfront left in a ‘disorderly’ state has prompted a community group and Port Adelaide Enfield Council to demand answers of the state government’s sand carting policy.
Big bucks to build Adelaide’s ‘best little golf course’
Minigolf will transform a community golf course in Adelaide’s north into a family attraction after a “significant investment” into the council-owned facility.
Sheep at the beach, ewe’ve got to be joking
A Henley Beach resident got quite the surprise this morning when she found two sheep lazing on her driveway. Now the search is on to find out who the animals belong to.
Foxes move into Adelaide’s west
Lock up your pets and keep your chickens secure! Fox sightings are on the increase in Adelaide’s western suburbs with residents shocked by the animals’ brazen behaviour.
Adelaide’s top playgrounds – as voted by you
Whether you’re a kid – or a kid at heart – there’s nothing like running amok at your local playground. But which ones are Adelaide’s best?
The illusion driving the internet crazy
SEE how fast you can solve what has got to be one of the hardest brainteasers yet.
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