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South Australia’s 2025-26 Budget: Winners and Losers
Business · South Australia

South Australia’s 2025-26 Budget: Winners and Losers

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The government-owned steel manufacturer and the state’s law enforcements are the big winners of the budget.See the Story
Quiz: Phone fines fall – but are you breaking the rules?
South Australia · South Australia

Quiz: Phone fines fall – but are you breaking the rules?

SA’s phone detection cameras have slashed offences – but hundreds are still getting caught daily. Think you know SA’s mobile phone road rules? Test your knowledge with our quiz.  Remember those mobile phone detection cameras (MPDCs) installed around Adelaide last year? They’re working – big time. Since launching in June 2024, mobile phone offences at detection camera locations have been cut by about 81 per cent. During the initial warning period…Read Article
How a pile of peaches sparked an eco-food revolution
Mypolonga · Mypolonga

How a pile of peaches sparked an eco-food revolution

From scout leader to sustainability superstar – discover how one woman’s mission to tackle food waste turned into SA’s most inspiring regional business success story. Imagine looking at a tonne of perfectly good dried peaches, destined for the bin because no one wanted them. Most of us might feel momentarily guilty before getting on with our lives.  Not Kelly Johnson. Kelly – recently crowned winner of the prestigious 2025 Agrifutures Rural Wome…Read Article

What’s happening in SA: June edition

Forget the winter blues – June in Adelaide means sipping premium gin, dancing in McLaren Vale vineyards, exploring Coober Pedy’s quirky charm, and soaking up soulful cabaret nights. Winter Whale Fest1-30 June Southern Right Whales are making their annual pilgrimage to the Fleurieu Peninsula, and the locals are celebrating in style. This month-long festival offers a rare chance to learn from marine conservation experts, immerse yourself in the wo…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

What’s your fave SA country town? Vote for them now!

Last year it was Penola – but which town will be named SA’s Ag Town of the Year in 2025? Have your say now. Ever enjoyed some delicious Berri oranges or a riesling from Clare? How about oysters from Coffin Bay or milk from Mount Compass? A record 97 towns have been nominated for this year’s Agricultural Town of the Year Award, an initiative of the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA). This is your chance to give something back to…Penola · PenolaRead Article

Deep History: Country and Sovereignty (Ed by Ann McGrath and Jackie Huggins, UNSW Press) | Books+Publishing

Deep History: Country and Sovereignty is a layered and collaborative work that challenges dominant narratives and asks whose voices are heard in telling history. Edited by Jackie Huggins, a Bidjara Elder of the Carnarvon Gorge area of Central Queensland, and historian Ann McGrath, the volume brings together First Nations and non-Indigenous contributors to explore how […]South Australia · South AustraliaSee the Story

From screen queen to cabaret sparkle: Virginia Gay’s favourite role yet

She stole the scene in her ‘villainous’ role in hit comedy Colin from Accounts, but Virginia Gay reveals why directing Adelaide Cabaret Festival’s 25th anniversary is her favourite gig yet. “Sex, wit, mischief, sass, and a little whiff of chaos” – that’s how Virginia Gay sums up Adelaide Cabaret Festival as she steps into the spotlight as Artistic Director for its sparkling silver anniversary. Fresh from making audiences worldwide laugh as Rumi …South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

Time for a wardrobe clear-out? Why circular fashion never looked so good

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Too many clothes, too little space? Find out how a quick Saturday clear-out can make a real difference – for you and the planet. Ever stared into your wardrobe, feeling slightly judged by all those clothes you never wear? You’re not alone.  Australians buy 53 items of clothing each year – and that doesn’t even include socks and underwear. Collectively, we send around 222,000 tonnes of clothing to landfill annually. The ‘Set Your Clothes Free’ in…Red Cross · Red CrossSee the Story

Meet the hidden heroes keeping SA’s festivals buzzing

Ever wondered who keeps Adelaide’s festivals running smoothly? These young volunteers share why getting involved offers the ultimate festival experience – and invaluable behind-the-scenes skills. From the global beats of WOMADelaide to the vibrant buzz of Adelaide Fringe, South Australia’s festivals aren’t just built on bright lights and headliner acts – they run on the goodwill, dedication, and enthusiasm of volunteers.  Ahead of National Volun…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

A-Z: How to dispose of things the RIGHT way

Not sure where your batteries, glow sticks or pizza boxes go? This guide sorts the weird stuff so you don’t have to. We’ve all been there – staring blankly at the bins, pizza box in hand, unsure if it’s destined for recycling heaven, green waste or landfill hell.  You want to do the right thing, but recycling confusion is real. Thankfully, South Australia has one of the best recycling rates in the country, and we’re here to help you keep it that…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

‘Not just a bad period’: How SA plans to transform endo care

Endometriosis affects thousands in SA, but for years sufferers like Kristel were invisible. Thanks to a ground-breaking report, real help is finally on its way.  When Kristel Dally started vomiting from unbearable pain, unable to eat or sleep for days, her doctors repeatedly told her to “toughen up – everyone has periods”. But what Kristel had wasn’t just a bad period. It was endometriosis, a chronic and debilitating condition that affects aroun…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

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