Ashtray made of a shell case, bullet and small aircraft replica, inscribed “France, 1914-1918”, family heirloom of Brett S., from the SA’s Riverland (Photo courtesy family).

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Search begins to uncover hidden World War I relics

An ashtray made from a shell casing and wood allegedly from the Red Baron’s plane has been unearthed in the local search for World War I heirlooms.

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Adelaide Uni hosts Climate-KIC Australia entrepreneur boot camp

Budding Australian entrepreneurs have benefited from European expertise at an Adelaide boot camp for innovative, sustainable climate solutions.

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Why academics should engage with the community

Australian academics will soon have a new incentive to get off campus and into the community to engage with the people who ultimately fund their research – the taxpayers.

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‘Business as usual’ health care unsafe for Indigenous Australians

Barriers continue to block equal healthcare standards for Indigenous Australians, a new report has found.

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Prosciutto, Goats Curd & Blood Orange Salad

With its bold colours and balance of flavours, this salad should be a crowd pleaser at any barbecue, says Hilton Adelaide and Coal Cellar + Grill executive chef Daniel Fleming.