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A major credit rating agency has sounded an ominous caution over Rob Lucas’s debt-laden state budget, warning its projected savings “could be difficult to achieve” – which would see further borrowing to balance the books.
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Two Adelaide City councillors – including one from the majority Team Adelaide faction – will propose the council remove its newly-installed gag rule on elected members following widespread criticism from the public and media.
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Today, readers comment on the wisdom of taking on heavy debt as the economy slows.
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With the federal election over and Bight oil exploration marking itself as an issue of concern in key South Australian marginal seats, now is the time for local MPs to stand up and put words into action by backing a Greens bill to ban Bight oil drilling once and for all, says Sarah Hanson-Young.
A poster by artist Peter Drew interpreting the cultural value of Adelaide’s festivals has been unveiled alongside the results of a study showing the 11 major arts festivals brought around $109 million of ‘new money’ into the SA economy in 2018.
The former East End Yiros shopfront on the eastern end of Grenfell Street will soon become the short-term home of Adelaide’s finest purveyor of vegan Greek food – Staazi & Co.
What’s new at Mayflower Restaurant – including chef’s signature share dishes and decadent café brûlot; a Twenty Third Street whisky offering with a difference; the return of East End Cellars’ Soup Kitchen, and Sean’s Kitchen’s Mushroom Madness.
Upcoming food and drink happenings in SA, including this weekend’s two-day Red, Rock and Ribs festival, a Winter Vino Disco at the Queen’s Theatre, an intimate whisky-pairing experience at Hains & Co, and a Bastille Day dinner.
This week’s Poet’s Corner contribution is from Paul Turley of Adelaide.
Eat | Drink | Explore
As part of a series on good-value food and drink in the CBD, CityMag takes you on a tour of some top vegetarian eat-houses in the streets off Adelaide’s main drags.
SA Makers
The Ghan invited Adelaide artist and maker Julie White to commemorate the rail journey’s 90 years of operation with a custom scarf design and one-off dress, based off her experience riding from Darwin to Adelaide.
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I Can’t Believe It’s Not Summer – a “crisp and refreshing and summery” antidote to winter in Adelaide – is the first beer to come from Sparkke at the Whitmore’s recently commissioned nanobrewery.
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This home is one of a kind, not only for its striking architectural design, but also for the sweeping rural views it commands.
Recipes
Callum Hann has added grated pumpkin to this brownie recipe, making them deliciously guilt-free … as well as gluten-free.
SALIFE
Get out into the garden to look after your lawn, plant some freesia bulbs and get some Brussels sprouts in the veggie patch.
Business
EXCLUSIVE | Liquidators have failed to track down the man behind an SA construction company under police investigation for alleged insurance fraud, and which owes creditors nearly $3 million.
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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.
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SPECIAL REPORT | Cuts and closures loom for News Corp SA’s suburban weekly Messenger Newspapers, after the media company unsuccessfully lobbied several metropolitan councils for hundreds of thousands of ratepayer dollars to help prop up the ailing brand, warning continued publishing is “at risk”, InDaily can reveal.
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