The Barossa Valley missed out to Mount Barker in the first two years of Gather Round. This is the story of how the small town of Lyndoch landed the footy festival — and the people behind it.
The Adelaide City Council’s promise to help sounds nice but recent history may leave the Premier sceptical, writes David Penberthy.
Just before launching the Whyalla steelworks takeover, Premier Peter Malinauskas’s bungle stunned a top-level briefing.
The Liberal’s are keeping the pressure on Labor calling for an end to the Premier’s “hydrogen fantasy”.
The founder of a high-end Adelaide store is expected to replace an outgoing state Liberal MP.
Taxpayers paying to shift a government agency in, out and back into a department has been likened to the comedy show Utopia.
The Premier says banning the October 7 protest stunt would be akin to a move by Hamas or Putin as he called on organisers to do the right thing themselves.
Plans for a government-owned, $593m hydrogen power plant are being questioned after major energy firms abandoned the technology.
A man found guilty of stealing more than $400,000 and another apparently turning a blind eye to a vast conspiracy are expected to return as state MPs, writes Paul Starick.
It feels like you could launch a TV show called Everybody Loves Mali at the moment, writes David Penberthy. Well, not quite everybody.
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has called on Peter Malinauskas to show leadership and stop pro-Palestinian protests planned for October 7 in Adelaide.
A top Chinese official has declared the Communist nation’s “family reunion” will not be complete without Taiwan, at an event hosted by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
Premier Peter Malinauskas waded through 100,000 people to find pop superstar Katy Perry and convince her to add SA to her tour. So what did he say?
It will nab one top doc a pay packet bigger than the Premier’s but with a huge exodus and ramping at a high, will anyone want it?
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