Grab a light snack: Where to eat and drink at Illuminate Adelaide
From a pop-up East End Cellars restaurant and bar, to a chocolate fountain with churros, here are the hottest places to eat and drink at Illuminate Adelaide.
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Paranoia, psychosis and doom: My postnatal depression nightmare
At her lowest point, new mum Natalie Trainor stopped eating and drinking and waited to die after having her first child.
In an era of champions, Kaylee McKeown might be best of them all
A tall, thin asthmatic who wears prescription glasses, Kaylee McKeown is an Olympic champion but a largely unsung member of Australia’s swim team. But she could just be the pick of the bunch.
Rundle Street’s new king of the jungle: Paper Tiger reviewed
An iconic East End venue has seen a succession of restaurants come and go. But our food reviewer says the latest eatery is shaping up as something very special.
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Potential for abuse of power in unis, says new chancellor
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Brainwaves, the SA Weekend quiz!
If you know about Aussie towns, African countries, Elizabeth Taylor’s marital history, outer space and nursery rhymes we’ve got the quiz for you! See how many you can get right.
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
I’d lost too many mates to rejoice on VP Day
The Japanese surrender in August, 1945 sparked celebrations in Australia, but Malcolm Williams was more worried about learning to walk again after copping a bullet to his leg in New Guinea
SALA Festival artists respond to isolation
South Australian Living Artists respond to the pandemic crisis, social distancing and self-isolation as part of the statewide SALA Festival in venues and online during August.
It’s time to play the Brainwaves quiz
This week in the quiz, come prepared with your knowledge of 70s Aussie TV hits, European rivers, US geography, the Italian language and units of measurement.
SA artists’ isolation creations
The impact of COVID-19 and social distancing inspired many works in this month’s South Australian Living Artists Festival and has even changed the shape of the event itself.
Can you really print that?
The use of 3-D printers is exploding all over the world as people create anything and everything from machine parts to elaborate edible designs.
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