Football
The Crows and the Cats are both aiming to make their own history tonight, as they face off in a cut-throat preliminary final, knowing the winner has a genuine shot at the 2017 flag. But they've both been here before - 20 years ago they faced off in a classic semi-final at Football Park - a final still remembered for a crucial, and contentious, umpiring call.
Opinion
NZ Labour's revival under a charismatic young leader might not be quite enough to win them government this time, but the end is in sight for the long period of conservative rule across the ditch, writes Mike Rann.
News
A leading researcher has urged new Health Minister Peter Malinauskas to dramatically refocus State Government investment onto preventative health services or face a “tsunami” of social issues following next month’s Holden closure.
Opponents of marriage equality often say that married and de facto couples already have the same rights. Hannah Robert and Fiona Kelly look into what extent this is true, and, in legal terms, how much the differences matter.
Our pick of events over the weekend and week ahead, including OzAsia highlights, Yamato Drummers at Thebarton Theatre and Rabbits, a new play from Steel and Brown at Plant 1 Bowden.
All that glittered in it's predecessor is nowhere to be seen in Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle, an action film sequel falling into too many of the genre's tropes.
Whitey reviews two wines that confirm his suspicions about 2017.
Tim Whitt is an artist who draws great influence from the world around him, but for his second album, Geisel, Adelaide is not just an influence, but is also a key player.
Football
The Adelaide Crows spent the summer being mocked.
Football
The Crows and the Cats are both aiming to make their own history tonight, as they face off in a cut-throat preliminary final, knowing the winner has a genuine shot at the 2017 flag. But they've both been here before - 20 years ago they faced off in a classic semi-final at Football Park - a final still remembered for a crucial, and contentious, umpiring call.
Cricket
Australia captain Steve Smith has a blunt message for his batsmen: the collapses must stop now.
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