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South Australians who have devoted much of their lives to Holden came to say goodbye this morning, thankful for the homes, families and friendships its Elizabeth factory had given them, and fearful for the future.
Local
Most of the workers who left their jobs at Holden’s Elizabeth plant have now found new work elsewhere, the company has revealed, as the era of Australian car-making ends with the factory’s official closure today.
Local
In a week in which its public focus has been on talking up local jobs, the State Government is under fire for outsourcing lucrative contracts to interstate and overseas firms, with a prominent architect lamenting the “cultural cringe” that is leaving South Australian firms on the outer.
The Bush Mechanics exhibition returns as part of Tarnanthi, music takes flight with recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey, State Opera revisits a revenge-fuelled comedy operetta, serpentine thriller Switzerland opens, plus more.
This mediocre adaptation of Norwegian author Jo Nesbø's serial murder thriller owes most of its intrigue to the novel rather than the cast, scriptwriters or director.
The opening film for this year’s Japanese Film Festival is a ninja vs samurai action comedy loosely based on real historical events from the 16th century.
Philip White has tasted the new crowning glory of Penfolds – a majestic blend of three Granges that costs $3000 a pop.
Football
An emotional Bryce Gibbs has revealed the scars of last year's failed AFL trade home to Adelaide almost stopped him trying again this season.
Tennis
Nick Kyrgios has confirmed he won't play again in 2017 as he looks to be fully fit for the lead-up to the Australian Open in January.
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