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Adelaide's public transport tender demands "notable" cuts

Transport Minister Stephan Knoll is promising improvements to Adelaide’s public transport system – which he says is among the worst in the world – despite the tender documents for the new bus contract stipulating a “notable reduction in subsidies”.

Touch Of The Fumbles: The resurrection

It’s worth remembering that on the original Easter weekend everything seemed to be going pretty shithouse on Friday night, but by Sunday everything had turned out great.

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Turks banned from Anzac Day Gallipoli service

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Trump meets Twitter chief after bias spray

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Coalition playing Palmer off against One Nation: Labor

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Your views: on improving Adelaide's bus system, and demolishing Shed 26

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Greyhound Racing SA 'underpaid employees' before receiving taxpayer jobs grant: claim

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Young business leaders joining together to drive South Australian agenda

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Fresh figs grown at The Figgery. Photo: Sean McGowan

Vinegar project helps KI farmer out of a fig jam

A Kangaroo Island farmer with more fresh figs than he can deal with is preparing for the commercial launch of what is believed to be Australia’s first genuine fig vinegar.

Madame Hanoi Carolina Reaper Hot Sauce

Madame Hanoi executive chef Raj Kumar created this chilli sauce to be used on the restaurant’s crispy chicken wings, but he says it is also a perfect accompaniment to roast meats such as chicken or crispy roast pork.

1920s town tall reborn as a live entertainment venue

Under the stewardship of Deanna Howland, Woodville Town Hall is now a 900-capacity venue with a focus on diverse and inclusive programming. It’s also set to host the inaugural AltFest music event in June.

Film review: Burning

Inspired by a short story by Haruki Murakami, South Korean writer and director Lee Chang-dong’s darkly beautiful, sensual and disturbing portrayal of alienation and loss is so mesmerising and immersive that two and a half hours pass by as if in a dream.

Top End Wedding is a comedy with a sincere sense of place

Creating something original – let alone poignant – within the genre of romantic comedy is not easy. But Top End Wedding is a unique Australian story with a genuine emotional payoff for its audience, writes screen lecturer Stuart Richards.

Street artist's next wall is on the $250m GPO Exchange

Matt Fortrose has been chosen to tell the story of the 19th-century Overland Telegraph Line in a mural on the new GPO Exchange office tower development.

Fleur Social wants to make Nuriootpa the brunch capital of the Barossa

Café and flower shop Fleur Social’s Laneway Brunch Series is providing a new kind of Barossa experience for this year’s Vintage Festival.

Adelaide Beer & BBQ 2019 is going to be big

In its fifth year, Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival is going large with a bigger roster of brewers, more collaboration beers, a ‘more diverse’ barbecue line-up, and the inaugural Beer & BBQ Battle of the Bands.

Happy hours

Stopping for a drink is a strong tradition at this Aldgate property — and why not, with so many tranquil pockets to enjoy an evening refreshment?

Recipe: Pearl barley, asparagus, hazelnut and goats curd ‘risotto’

This recipe from Callum Hann uses pearl barley from the Clare Valley and Adelaide Hills nuts and cheese to create a fresh version of classic risotto.

Guess who’s coming to dinner… Anna Gerlach

Anna Gerlach’s friends make the most of her open door policy when it comes to entertaining. Anna gives us an insight into how to create a great dinner party that’s all about the fun without the fuss.

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"I was the happiest kid in the world, and then I wasn't": The life and death of Andy MacQueen

The death of a celebrated Adelaide musician last year has revealed the cascading tragedy caused by one of the state’s most notorious pedophiles.

In part one of our special report, Andy MacQueen’s family tell the heartbreaking story of his abuse and the terrible consequences it had for his life and for those who loved him.

After all of the abuse horrors, what have we really learned?

The aftermath of the George Pell conviction has led the family of Andy MacQueen – an abuse victim from another time, another place – to speak up, and question what has really changed in protecting and helping the innocent.

How an alleged "phoenix developer" steered investors to fellow accused's companies

EXCLUSIVE | Queensland businessman Stephen Thomas leads an advisory firm that directed mum and dad property investors towards fellow accused “phoenix developer” Angela Thomas’s now-failed South Australian construction companies.

Employment law conference

Norman Waterhouse Lawyers recently hosted a ‘Walking the Talk’ Employment Law Conference at Pullman Adelaide.

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