IT’S SA football’s version of Shane Warne’s “Gatting ball’’. Five years ago, in the last Showdown to be played at AAMI stadium, one of the most magical and memorable moments in the history of the state’s biggest football clash left fans stunned and amazed.
PEOPLE across South Australia, and the country, rose early on Saturday to catch a glimpse of a rare “blood moon” or lunar eclipse, which began at about 4am. Our images captivate this amazing experience.
AUSTRALIANS and the rest of the world have watched the moon turn blood red during the longest lunar eclipse this century. SEE THE PHOTOS
JEFFREY Brooks feared for his life. The young scientist believed he was going to be murdered at his Brisbane workplace – and that those involved would try and make it look like an accident.
WHEN Sydneysiders today travel over the Sydney Harbour Bridge or on the underground rail loop, how many pause to think about the man we have to thank for these things?
For 14 years Mr Lewis has been guiding his tour groups beyond Sydney’s architectural giants of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House to landmarks that probably don’t register in most people’s minds.
A BOOMING population out West coupled with increasingly complex health problems means a third facility near Campbelltown is essential.
BRISBANE’S skyline is on the verge of major change, with some of the tallest buildings in the city — and Australia — on the way up. INTERACTIVE
TODAY’S 21-year-olds are on a path very different from the one their parents followed. Four Gen-Y Queenslanders share their journeys.
For Bradfield, the Bridge was the “linchpin” of his vision for a city where rapid mass transit could transform people’s lives.
OUTSIDE Tony Eid’s office at Sydney trains is a giant “birds eye” view of Sydney’s electric train routes with the Harbour Bridge and the city circle stations easily identifiable in red.
THE mounds of dumped asbestos were irresistible to kids – hours of fun that stretched into days. Little did they know the white dust would tear their lives apart. | Our factory of death
IF you swim on Sydney’s eastern beaches, chances are you’ve come across Mark Tipple. He has dreadlocks, lives out of a van, doesn’t wear shoes – and takes awesome photos.
PERENNIAL Aussie rockers The Church are back with a new face in their midst – and you’ll probably recognise him.
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