The exciting, new trial of electric scooters along Adelaide’s coastline has been short-lived as the scooters were removed from SA beaches in an effort to contain COVID-19. Continue reading Disappointment as commuters lose scooters
Some of Adelaide’s young burlesque beauties are back — more dazzling, glamorous and empowering than ever after two sell-out Adelaide Fringe seasons. Continue reading Local dancers are bringing glitz, glam and female empowerment to this year’s Fringe Festival
UniSA’s Museum of Discovery has launched a new podcast series exploring what Australia’s future could look like to accompany its current Seven Siblings of the Future exhibition. Continue reading MODCast season two imagines what Australia looks like in 2050
Ever wondered what a ghost tour at the Old Adelaide Gaol is like? On The Record contributor Emily Schinella has been on a journey to find out Continue reading A journey to discover what really lurks behind the walls of the Old Adelaide Gaol
Adelaide is home to a thriving makeup artist industry, with many artists trading in traditional industry education in favour of self-taught, freelance artistry Continue reading Adelaide’s makeup artists are taking face painting to the next level
Hallett Cove locals flocked to Heron Way Reserve on Saturday 18, to protect and advocate for a beloved feature of Adelaide’s southern coastline. Continue reading Hundreds rally to save the Hallett Cove boardwalk
The Royal Croquet Club (RCC) will be returning to the University of Adelaide (UOA) for 2020, much to the frustration of staff and students. Continue reading RCC set to return to Adelaide Uni in 2020
The festival state is living up to its name this season, offering up an array of festivals around South Australia (SA) this spring. Continue reading Top ten springtime festivities in Adelaide: Live music, fried chicken, lederhosen, drag queens and more
If you’re ever going to visit the Barossa Valley, the Barossa Gourmet Weekend is the time to do it. Continue reading The locals’ guide to Gourmet: The best way to do Barossa Gourmet Weekend
The sun glistened on the water more than I’d ever seen it do on the ocean. Time felt as still as the canoe, as still as the lake; a stark contrast to the repetitive rat race of work and study. Continue reading The hidden freshwater playground in South Australia’s backyard
