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Small-time trainers and knockabout owners keeping the Cup dream alive

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.

  • by Peter Ryan

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Home of the first overseas telegram now a five-star hotel

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.

  • by Jane Reddy
Port guide: Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Port guide: Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Kangaroo Island has bounced back from its 2019-20 summer bushfires and is as beautiful as ever. Here’s what you should take in.

  • by Brian Johnston
Why this wild ride is the most fun you can have with your clothes on

Why this wild ride is the most fun you can have with your clothes on

They’ve covered nearly 4000 kilometres in eight days across dirt roads driving old bombs, raising funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

  • by Julie Power
Adelaide no longer wants to be nicknamed ‘Radelaide’? Too bad
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Adelaide no longer wants to be nicknamed ‘Radelaide’? Too bad

You get the name you’re given in Australia. And if you want to change it, whatever you do, don’t say so.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Dutton’s nuclear option a prop for fossil fuel industry

Dutton’s nuclear option a prop for fossil fuel industry

The conclusion must be drawn, that having lost the argument that climate change is real, the Opposition are promoting nuclear to pretend that they have an actual policy, provide an alternative that keeps them at odds with the government, knowing full well that it will never eventuate, and to keep the fossil fuel industry in business for as long as possible.

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Bad blood: How the Eras Tour is making and breaking friendships

Bad blood: How the Eras Tour is making and breaking friendships

While Taylor Swift’s shows are bringing some Swifties together, they’re pulling others apart.

  • by Nell Geraets
This city botanic garden tour is eye-opening and mouth-watering

This city botanic garden tour is eye-opening and mouth-watering

Plants used to sew skins, others used to lure animals: a walk in the garden is made a lot more absorbing thanks to a new discovery tour.

  • by David Whitley
Twelve women sue fresh produce giant over alleged sexual harassment

Twelve women sue fresh produce giant over alleged sexual harassment

Seasonal workers who picked tomatoes at a site run by Perfection Fresh claim they were repeatedly harassed at work.

  • by Simone Fox Koob
Kangaroo Island’s other luxury retreat has been transformed

Kangaroo Island’s other luxury retreat has been transformed

A revamped lodge is making waves on Kangaroo Island by giving the fire-weary land and its inhabitants a helping hand.

  • by David Whitley
Two dead after train is derailed in horror crash with truck

Two dead after train is derailed in horror crash with truck

A Pacific National freight train collided with a truck on the Barrier Highway at Bindarrah, near the border between NSW and South Australia, with two rail workers killed in the incident.

  • by Jacob Shteyman

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