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There was some symmetry in the fact that when former Premier John Olsen today addressed parliament for the first time in 17 years, it was once again to defend his handling of a project he insists will be a boon for South Australians.
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EXCLUSIVE | Chief Justice Chris Kourakis is expecting an “unprecedented” cut to courts funding in the upcoming state budget, warning it would result in “significant” cuts to services.
Adelaide’s Sneaky Pickle, which has won a loyal following for its American barbecue food and recently opened a new 180-seat restaurant in Goodwood, has scored a spot in a book highlighting 80 of the world’s top food trucks.
Emerging evidence suggests that a healthy diet can improve brain function. Researchers Margaret Morris and Michael Kendig look at some of the foods that may help boost cognitive abilities and mental wellbeing.
‘World music’ can be a problematic term, writes Nexus Live artistic director Emily Tulloch, but conscious decisions do need to be made to elevate and celebrate the work of musicians of culturally diverse backgrounds.
A South Australian artwork selected for showing during the prestigious Venice Biennale combines sculpture, moving image and sound to bring to the fore the fragility of the planet, writes the Art Gallery of SA’s Lisa Slade.
Often described as traditional Indian ice-cream, the frozen dairy dessert kulfi is delicately flavoured with spices such as cardamom and saffron, says Mervin Joshua, owner of new Adelaide bistro The Logical Indian.
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Hairdresser Marcela Lastra gives her time freely to cut the hair of Adelaide’s most vulnerable people. But the bond that developed between Marcela and intensive care patient Paul Mortimer proves that a haircut can be less about looks and more about human connection in the face of death.
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SPECIAL REPORT | Climate change is driving a spike in the demand for domestic violence services across Australia, researchers warn, prompting calls for an overhaul of the way communities respond to natural disasters.
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From the stately Plane Trees that border Botanic Park to the buttress roots of the park lands’ Moreton Bay Figs, Adelaide’s exotic and native tree registry is brimming with stories of historical, botanical and sentimental significance.
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