Kylie Minogue offered long-time fans and new converts plenty to revel in as her Tension tour hit Adelaide.
UPDATED: The state government has taken control of Whyalla Steelworks, plunging it into administration with special-purp...
Whether you’re craving something different or seeking a budget-friendly break, a day trip in South Australia promises me...
The Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) will today start information sessions for community members about its planned nucl...
Australia’s second-biggest oil and gas producer says its $5.7 billion gas project in the Timor Sea north of Darwin is mo...
Wildlife experts have been sent to assess the condition of 157 whales stranded on a remote Tasmanian beach, with most of...
The Upper House has passed what the government has called the “toughest” knife laws in the country, which will now retur...
The Ngani café and shop opened at Ngutu College in Woodville North, providing training and employment opportunities for ...
More than 90 people attended “Tchin Tchin to 2025”, which was hosted by the French-Australian Chamber of Commerce & Indu...
In the first of a series, SALIFE asks local designers to share their artistic philosophies, their inspirations and favou...
Cassie Stoneham from United Nurseries shares her guide to growing herbs – and all the wonderful benefits they bring to e...
Enjoy this green take on a classic favourite, which is not only the ultimate comfort food, but also packed with veggies....
Yakitori chef Chester Chan is leading Burnt Bird, a new food stall at the Garden of Unearthly Delights this year. The st...
A wine bar focussing on cheese pairings and high-fidelity sounds will soon open in the East End.
CityMag checks into the chess world and talks to female players about overcoming stigma and why building communities in ...
Westbound, an artisan market with workshops and a live music lineup of emerging and established Adelaide bands, is happe...
Adam Liston and Nate Scutter of SORA and Shōbōsho are opening Yakisan, a restaurant focusing on fire and raw fish coming...
Fold, which supplies pastries to cafes like Gang Gang, Dante’s Deli and Spread Deli, opened its first brick-and-mortar s...
Australian Dance Theatre kicks of its 60th anniversary by looking backwards and forwards and bending time and space.
The dumping of Lebanese Australian artist Khaled Sabsabi has been described as “shameful” and “dangerous” by prominent S...
The latest show from American singer-songwriter Cat Power is a tribute to Bob Dylan and the era when he shocked the worl...
Poetically attuned like few other pianists, Pavel Kolesnikov opened up a box of magic tricks as he and the ASO made Beet...
What artist would be game to accept Creative Australia’s invitation to the Venice Biennale, amid the backlash over the d...
The #MeToo movement gave former high-flying international fashion model turned author Laurie Marsden pause to reflect. H...
Hitting the market this week with a price tag of more than $2 million, this luxurious turn-of-the-century villa in Fores...
This traditional-style villa in Kensington Park that blends contemporary living with timeless beauty has hit the market ...
This 1920s red brick bungalow in Glenelg South features an award-winning renovation and after almost two decades of call...
This grand Hamptons-style family home in Tennyson offers four levels of luxury living, a swimming pool and panoramic vie...
This turn-of-the-century Queen Anne villa in Dulwich has been lovingly restored to its former glory, while a chic contem...
Immersed in a forest-like oasis, this extensively renovated Norwood townhouse has hit the market with a price tag of mor...
The Ngani café and shop opened at Ngutu College in Woodville North, providing training and employment opportunities for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal young people.
Australia’s second-biggest oil and gas producer says its $5.7 billion gas project in the Timor Sea north of Darwin is months away from completion.
The Reserve Bank of Australia cuts official cash rate to 4.1 per cent – the first fall in more than four years.
They fostered great rivalries before they donned the same coloured bibs for South Australia. For the players and coaches of the successful 1979-1983 state netball teams, recognition in the SA Sport Hall of Fame is one of many highlights from their time on the court.
February’s Health and Wellness Issue out now!
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Adelaide’s festivals don’t just dazzle, they create careers. Meet the locals turning passion into a profession – and learn how you could too.
The dumping of Lebanese Australian artist Khaled Sabsabi has been described as “shameful” and “dangerous” by prominent South Australian curators.
Hitting the market this week with a price tag of more than $2 million, this luxurious turn-of-the-century villa in Forestville perfectly blends old-world charm with modern luxury.