UPDATED | A decision on whether a teachers’ strike will go ahead next week is dragging on, with the education union giving the State Government a new deadline to meet its COVID safety demands for the return to school.
Another five South Australians with COVID have died, the Premier has announced, but the state has recorded the lowest number of daily new cases so far this year.
Real Estate
Welcome to Adelaide’s most anticipated address: Eighty Eight O’Connell, a prestigious community comprising of 164 architecturally designed, premium residences.
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The Queensland inspired five bedroom, three bathroom, six car park residence achieves a seamless blend of indoor-outdoor living via a weatherproof alfresco area with electronic retractable screens adjacent to the chef’s kitchen leading to a tropical private oasis.
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After a century of family ownership, pastoral property ‘Jockwar’ is on the market this week with two kilometres of lake frontage and a homestead in picturesque condition thanks to custodians Brenton and Susan Hicks.
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Acrobat Jascha Boyce, a co-founder and director of SA contemporary circus company Gravity & Other Myths, is performing in the Adelaide Festival’s free outdoor opening night spectacular Macro in March.
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Continuing a family tradition started by his grandparents in Southern Italy, hands-on winemaker Jim Zerella today oversees 58 hectares of vineyards as managing director of McLaren Vale’s Zerella Wines.
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Bordertown’s Walkway Gallery is a beacon of artistic expression in an agricultural landscape, thanks to director Naomi Fallon.
EXCLUSIVE | Women and older couples are being targeted by the SA Liberal Party in a scripted blitz designed to sell the Government’s COVID message on health, education and the economy to concerned voters – while recording their feedback for the party’s election database.
Adelaide confectioner Robern Menz has ditched the original name that has served the family business for almost a century in favour of a rebrand.
Marsha Mehran was a prolific writer and bestselling novelist before her lonely death at just 36. Andrew Hunter explores her life and legacy, including her little-known time in Adelaide – one of many stops across the globe for the Iranian refugee as she searched for a place to call home.
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