News
British Prime Minister Theresa May has survived an attempt to oust her, as MPs rejected opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s motion of no confidence in the government by a margin of 325 to 306.
Politics
A crowded field of candidates will seek to wrest the inner-northern seat of Enfield from Labor’s grasp at next month’s by-election, with another independent set to enter the fray.
Tennis
European investigators say about 100 lowly-ranked players have been involved in a massive tennis match-fixing ring.
News
Another big battery has come online in South Australia with the 30-megawatt facility to help stabilise local electricity supplies and provide back-up power to 4500 properties on Yorke Peninsula.
Local
An Adelaide public servant accused of bribery offences and a 25-year-old man accused of bribing him have faced court for the first time.
Sponsored Story
Australian politics in 2019 will inevitably be dominated by the federal election, expected in May. So what can we expect for the year ahead? Here’s your handy politics bingo card to play as we watch the ideas, strategies and tactics of the political parties play out.
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A new charity ball sponsored by ANZ will showcase food and drink from eight South Australian producers to raise funds for a range of local charities.
M Night Shyamalan combines the characters from Unbreakable and Split to bring his alternative vision of the superhero series to its long-awaited climax.
CityMag looks at three interesting South Australian wineries which will be showcasing their wares at the upcoming multi-region, two-day CBD & Vines event.
The Adelaide Hills welcomes its latest cellar door – just up the road from Lot 100; new restaurant 400 Gradi promises to heat up our pizza scene; Adelaide ranks as a top city for vegans, and pub fare goes gluten-free.
The ‘strange/beautiful’ work of Flannery O’Connor – a writer who died too soon and who many have spent years trying to understand – is explored by Adelaide author Stephen Orr as part of his series on books that have changed or challenged fiction.
Local
From the stately Plane Trees that border Botanic Park to the buttress roots of the park lands’ Moreton Bay Figs, Adelaide’s exotic and native tree registry is brimming with stories of historical, botanical and sentimental significance.
Politics
SPECIAL REPORT | He runs one of SA Labor’s ruling factions and orchestrated the rise of the state’s last premier, but mention David Gray’s name and most South Australians would assume you’re talking about an English troubadour or retired TV comedian. So is Labor’s most reclusive powerbroker a ‘faceless man’? “That’s not for me to say,” he tells Tom Richardson.
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.
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