Victor Harbor the place for NYE festivities
More than 8000 people are expected to attend the annual three-day Sailing Club event on the foreshore of Victor Harbor as part of new year festivities, to be kickstarted by Aussie singer Tkay Maidza.
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The Tesla battery, one year later – was it worth the charge?
The $90 million Tesla battery at Jamestown has been up and running for 12 months. But the jury is split on whether the project was worth it.
NDA Law gets national kudos for championing women
SOUTH Australian lawyer Andrea Michaels’ firm has won national recognition for championing women in the industry.
d’Arenberg’s thinking out of the Cube
FOLLOWING a number of awards and national and international attention on the Cube, d’Arenberg is now bursting with ideas for the future. Winemaker and businessman Chester Osborn provides a sneak peek.
SeaLink’s new ‘island pass’ plan to connect Australia
SA cruise and ferry services operator SeaLink is working on a new “island pass” that will see tourists visit at least six islands around the country as part of a packaged offering.
Southern Ocean Lodge’s growing demand for luxury escapes
South Australian premium accommodation provider, Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island, is ranked among the top 100 hotels in the world and has consistently been voted Australia’s top tourist destination.
Hahndorf Resort’s rooms with a view to showcase Hills
The Hahndorf Resort is growing strongly since Brian and Lynn Schirripa bought the neglected, yet promising, facility in 2013 and have transformed it into an award-winning gem of the region.
Fringe wants bigger piece of tourism pie
This year’s Fringe drew 20,000 tourists to buy 90,000 tickets. But the organisers have set their sights on three times that many. Here’s how they’re spreading the word.
Hills cheesemaker goes for gold at ANZ Community Market
23-carat gold on cheese anyone? Adelaide Hills cheesemaker Kris Lloyd is set to unveil her latest premium offering at this week’s ANZ Community Market.
Data ‘paranoia’ holding us back
The national “paranoia” about sharing digital information has claimed at least two SA-centric projects in health and transport and is putting Australia behind other world economies, Australian Institute of Machine Learning director Professor Anton van den Hengel says.
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