Chef Anna Polyviou – aka the ‘Punk Princess of Pastry’ – puts her own twist on loukoumades, serving the classic Greek sweet with caramel popcorn and a chocolate-hazelnut dipping sauce.
Through a synthesiser and a sapling river redgum, artist Heidi Kenyon has found voices in the trees of the Adelaide Botanic Garden and brought life into the Museum of Economic Botany.
A Korean performance with dancing grandmas and glitter balls and a 21st-century Japanese opera incorporating Manga are among several shows revealed in a sneak peek at the OzAsia Festival’s biggest program yet.
In the three years since mates Wes Heddles and Adam Carpenter decided to “have a crack” at making gin, Prohibition Liquor Co has won more than 20 awards and opened its own Tasting Room. And, as Heddles reveals in this podcast, they’re now looking to expand their brand further.
Football
The AFL needs to open debate about introducing a red card system, according to Adelaide forward Josh Jenkins.
Touch of the Fumbles
The ‘Sloane-spired’ Crows kept their faint finals hopes alive after achieving the unthinkable – re-signing a marquee player. It’s a phenomenon so rare that your Fumbles correspondent has been moved to pen an open letter to the great man himself.
Football
Port Adelaide forwards Justin Westhoff and Charlie Dixon are set to renew their makeshift ruck combination after Paddy Ryder was struck down with a hip injury on Sunday.
Opinion
Competition for graduate jobs in South Australia is fierce, prompting Malcolm King to ask: when will our universities start to focus on quality over quantity?
Books & Poetry
Adelaide retains a resilient cluster of colourful second-hand and antiquarian booksellers who, driven by a labour of literary love, have defied the contemporary threats to the industry. And their stories suggest the printed book is far from dead.
News
SPECIAL REPORT | Frontline workers in South Australia have revealed the extent of poverty, isolation and uncertainty in the lives of migrant women who experience domestic violence – and they say responses from the Department of Home Affairs and SA Police have added to women’s suffering.
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