Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide: who’s who on Labor’s hot mess of a website, things may or may not be coming up roses for SA Tourism, and the Adelaide Football Club’s still coming to grips with this democracy thing.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, a South Australian Senator fires up at a “Wokeland” bid to change the name of a popular ice cream, while a Marshall Government minister fights off invisible trolls.
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A new year, and a new Notes On Adelaide – with plenty to unpack about David Ridgway and his mysterious disappearing department, and Christopher Pyne’s singular ability to mix business with business.
A rare mea culpa from the Premier heralds the return of Notes on Adelaide, which also ponders SA Tourism’s quite odd new ad in which an Adelaide Oval roof climb brings a septuagenarian named ‘Old Mate’ to tears.
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, Christopher Pyne tries to pass on a plum to Steven Marshall before he turns into a political pumpkin, and a micro-experiment in CBD travel tests the relative speed of walking, Lime scooter, bicycle, Uber and private car – with interesting results.
The former Lord Mayor of Adelaide has complained that he’s not getting enough media attention – so we disabuse him of the notion with a countdown of his achievements, as told by the urban futurist himself.
