Don’t bin it! Why you should vote
NEXT WEEK, you will receive some very important mail. Many will cast it aside without a second thought. But inside that envelope is your ability to help shape the community in which you live, writes Shannon Caton.
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The rise of Adelaide’s rich Afghan cultural hub
THE northern end of Prospect Rd was once a drab and derelict pocket of suburbia. Now, it boasts a rich cultural mix of Afghan, Persian and Middle East cultures. Refugee Mohsen Nazari explores the changing face of Kilburn since he arrived from war-torn Afghanistan.
Behold the future of Adelaide’s fine food
FOOD isn’t what it used to be. The way it’s prepared, cooked, presented and eaten has changed over the years. We picked the brains of five Adelaide chefs and discovered how the industry has evolved — and what to expect from the food of the future.
Do you know who these people are?
A YOUNG Adelaide student who bought a second-hand book has found some family photographs she desperately wants to return to their owners. Do you recognise them?
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Is Adelaide really better than it used to be?
A DECADE ago, Adelaide was dull, writes Kara Jung. But then some South Aussies found the faith and the fire in their belly to transform our city — and how we feel about it. But do you agree?
$43m northern hub a step closer after strong public support
CONSTRUCTION of a $43.8 million community hub for the north is likely to start early next year after consultation showed strong public support.
Want a tattoo of a velociraptor dressed as the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?
VIDEO gamers, comic lovers and cartoon enthusiasts are declaring their love for their favourite characters in a very permanent way at a new Adelaide business.
Bring your Buddy to this Christmas bash
BUDDY has hopes of being in a new home by Christmas – but for now is just looking forward to Sunday’s SA Dog Rescue Christmas Bash.
Art, openings and end of year celebrations
From the Helpmann Academy’s end of year celebration to the opening of photographer Alex Frayne’s Beach Republic exhibition – it’s all fun and festive in this week’s gallery.
From Kurdish migrant to international jewellery label
KURDISH migrant Bahar Salehi fled war and persecution to arrive on our shores in 1996. Two decades on, hers is a story of triumph and success.
Living the sweet life at Christies Beach
A NEW sweets shop in the southern suburbs features quirky novelties such as chocolate trolls, toolboxes and chess pieces.
Fresh home for designer market
LOCAL designers and artists will set up shop in the front yard of a Fullarton home for the final time on Saturday.
Smiles out for summer
THE weather is hot and so are the parties – this week including a hotel relaunch, a theatre wrap and drinks at the wine centre.
Glenelg Christmas Pageant 2017
ABOUT 30,000 people headed to Glenelg on Sunday for the Glenelg Christmas Pageant.
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