Opinion
Alexander Downer’s recent disastrous forays into public life should prompt a sober rethink of the concerted efforts to install him as leader of the SA Liberal Party, writes Tom Richardson.
Opinion
The widening gap between profits and wages growth is damaging Australia’s social fabric, writes Malcolm King, but that’s not the only source of pain between workers and business.
Food and drink events in SA, including Friday knock-off drinks with Left Barrel Brewing at the old RAH site; a mega wine-tasting at Adelaide Showgrounds; food, wine and music at McLaren Vale’s Spring Affair, a ‘brewery battle lunch’ and more.
Jean-François Ponthieux launched So Frenchy So Chic a decade ago in Australia, but next year’s Adelaide event will be a milestone: a 100 per cent female-fronted French pop, food and drink experience on the riverbank.
The Queen’s Theatre, with its rustic charm and historic ambience, is an excellent venue for Welcome the Bright World, which is set in 1980s Berlin with locations shifting from a home to a uni research room and revolutionary student digs.
Who says it’s not easy being green? This crunchy fresh spring salad recipe is shared by the Adelaide Central Market, along with more tips for cooking with beans and peas.
Local
Typical notions of power and influence are counterbalanced in CityMag’s list, which seeks to reveal the truth about who needs to be involved if things are going to change around here.
News
An SA Health manager has congratulated colleagues on failing to fill vacant positions in a southern area mental health service which has been described as being in crisis due to staff shortages.
Opinion
Amid the political heat of the budget aftermath, a significant truth has been missed: the state’s political agenda has hardly changed under the Marshall Government, writes Tom Richardson.
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