South Australia
This is one of our greatest experiences – so why isn’t it more famous?
Perhaps getting to this remote corner of South Australia is the reason, but now there’s a stunning place to stay when you arrive.
- Ute Junker
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‘Take down the walls’: The innovative program bringing ballet to the bush
Hundreds of children in regional Australia will have the opportunity to learn from the Australian Ballet’s teachers and dancers.
- Cindy Yin
‘I’ll never live that down’: SA’s premier on tricky photo shoots – and trickier votes
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas on why he’s a good and bad Catholic, a vote he still struggles with – and those shirtless photos.
- Benjamin Law
What went wrong in Whyalla? And why is the government getting involved?
Governments have promised a $2.4 billion taxpayer bailout, if a new buyer can be found for the beleaguered mill.
- Mike Foley
An African-style safari on home soil? This Aussie resort is a game-changer
Home to a herd of newly relocated elephants and a deluxe 78-room hotel, South Australia’s Monarto Safari Park is the newest bucket-list stay for wildlife lovers.
- Anthony Dennis
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- Australian cricket
Bizarre reason why Adelaide Oval lights went out
An Australian team request for an evening hit in the Adelaide Oval nets led to the bizarre spectacle of the ground’s new LED lights going out twice in an over on the first night of the day/night Test.
- Daniel Brettig
The pros and cons of a ‘good bloke’ prime minister
I find it alarming that the astute Niki Savva sees Peter Dutton as electable despite his failure to produce a single, costed economic policy. Albanese, for all his faults, does stand for something other than himself.
If the Libs offered more pros, there might be no ‘con job’
I voted for Nicolette Boele in the last federal election not because Paul Fletcher was part of one of the worst governments ever inflicted upon this country, but apparently because I am such a stupid woman I had no idea what I was doing.
Small-time trainers and knockabout owners keeping the Cup dream alive
The Map went to the right stable to bring out her best, and now she carries the hopes of a Tasmanian breeder, a bunch of knockabout owners, two laid-back trainers and those who love the romance of the Melbourne Cup.
- Peter Ryan
Home of the first overseas telegram now a five-star hotel
Adelaide’s historic GPO has been reimagined with a 14-storey cube-like tower behind the 150-year-old building.
- Jane Reddy
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