The City of Marion Council has promised to take steps to restore the Hallet Cove Boardwalk, which the local community has been rallying to save Continue reading Marion Council promises to pay half of $4.8m bill to repair Hallett Cove Boardwalk
Over the years, Gilles at the Grounds has offered the weird and wonderful, attracting collectors, foodies and fashion-lovers alike. Continue reading Gilles for good: The market that’s making a difference
We need the artists, they do not need the machinery of the music industry. Continue reading You need me, man, I don’t need you
Adelaide’s top musicians The Rockatoos and media personalities The Anchors will face off in the fifth annual Reclink Community Cup at Norwood Oval this Sunday afternoon. Continue reading Reclink returns for another footy frenzy
It feels like I only go backwards, baby… Continue reading Adelaide’s music scene is all backwards – and we love it
Twenty-year-old Yannik Nau juggles several different jobs; from slaughtering animals to operating amusement park rides, he does his best to provide for his young son. Continue reading Meet Yannik Nau: Your local abattoir worker and amusement ride operator
The hobby is a risk and a safety hazard, especially if you are a solo diver or predominately diving at night. Continue reading An insight into the underground world of dumpster diving
Kilburn’s Hazara Afghani population has increased dramatically over recent years due to refugee settlement in the surrounding suburbs. Continue reading Little Afghanistan
By Emily Pemberton The Worldsend Hotel has closed its doors for the last time after two decades of service. The pub was in prime location for UniSA students and was a well-known social hub for students at the City West campus. Fortunately, local nightclub manager, Hugo Pedler, and business partners have taken over the pub and are rebranding it as the West Oak. “A few … Continue reading Worldsend Hotel closes to make room for the West Oak
By Chloe Szentpeteri As Sunday, September 17 dawned, runners were rising early to compete in Adelaide’s annual Sunday Mail City–Bay event. The morning was set for sun and sweat as competitors gave it their all in a bid to reach the finish line first, choosing to walk or run either three, six or 12 kilometre distances. From the siren start right up until a cheering … Continue reading Sweaty salutations, from the Sunday Mail City–Bay Fun Run
