A former state Liberal leader who supplied cocaine to friends and used the drug as a “form of escapism” has been fined and must do community service.
David Speirs shouldn’t be surprised or disappointed with his two drug convictions, writes Mike Smithson.
The Adelaide International School is set to expand its Rundle Mall campus, providing spots for younger students and stre...
Bruce Lehrmann’s solicitor has told a court there were at least nine witnesses’ statements and “important” CCTV footage ...
The government is drunk on AUKUS Kool-Aid and Peter Dutton seems to want even more of the same, writes Rex Patrick.
Maya Joint’s soaring progress as a teenage Australian tennis prospect has continued with her first WTA 1000 match triump...
Jade and Max met through basketball and started dating just before Jade was set to go back to college in New York, but t...
Mediterranean food seems to be going through a resurgence across town, with new eateries opening up in the city and subu...
State Theatre Company South Australia hosted a launch event for its upcoming production of the Broadway musical Kimberly...
This weekend, have a swinging time at the Adelaide Jazz Festival or head to Goolwa for the South Australian Wooden Boat ...
ThincHer’s podcast, You’re in Charge, was launched at the University of Adelaide’s Union House.
The ANZ Community Ball was held at Adelaide Oval, raising more than $150,000 for local charities.
Co-owners of festival food truck favourite Gang Gang, Nina and Morgen Wynn-Hadinata, give us a taste of the perfect burg...
Our resident sexologist answers four of your sex, dating and health questions to set you up for the upcoming months.
Bowerbird returns on the first weekend in May, bringing with it a host of makers from Australia-wide whose designs are m...
Expect traditional Japanese sandos with fillings you can’t really find in Adelaide at South Terrace’s ChaCha Bar.
We’ve rounded up Adelaide’s best new music for April, including Haptics, Nathan Hui-Yi, RobT and more.
There’s a range of events from speed dating to street parties to bookend the traditional ANZAC dawn services. Here’s our...
Jessica Mauboy was just 16 years old when Australian Idol thrust her into the national spotlight. Nearly two decades lat...
When Vitalstatistix prepared to celebrate its 40th anniversary last year, it soon became apparent that after four decade...
In his eleventh novel Brian Castro makes serious use of the adage ‘write what you know’, expertly melding autobiography ...
The Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter reflects on her Adelaide childhood, and how she found her voice “many miles away...
This week’s Poet’s Corner contribution comes from Michele Slatter.
For its 25th anniversary year, The Cedars hosts an eclectic crop of works that break open the dialogue between nature an...
Immersive Light and Art founders Sophie and Nick Dunstone took inspiration from their travels in Tuscany when renovating...
When the late David Cheney built and designed his own home in 2003, he spared no expense in creating a grand statement. ...
This Grange villa was built as a forever home, with a wine cave, 15-metre lap pool and custom-built pool table. But with...
Karen and Graeme Hayes are selling their luxury Malvern home which they affectionately refer to as Hayes’s Haven for its...
This luxurious lifestyle property in Woodside has been designed to bring the outside in and includes a swimming pool, an...
Builder Vira Parsi is selling his luxury seven-bedroom Kensington Park villa that he designed and built himself, with a ...
State Theatre Company South Australia hosted a launch event for its upcoming production of the Broadway musical Kimberly Akimbo.
As Donald Trump and his administration set about tearing up the foundations of the international order and US global leadership, and discarding decades worth of soft power, it is an understatement to say that middle powers like Australia are left in an extremely delicate position.
Young women and gender-diverse people could decide the upcoming election outcome, with politicians warned to ignore their policy priorities at their peril.
The title fight for Senate positions is about as riveting as watching paint dry in winter but SA’s political fist fight could go all the way, writes Mike Smithson.
April’s Issue out now!
Co-owners of festival food truck favourite Gang Gang, Nina and Morgen Wynn-Hadinata, give us a taste of the perfect burger and share insights of the food truck game.
Trapped in a wrecked car and close to death, Holly Scott defied the odds. Now she’s calling on all of us to think twice before getting behind the wheel.
Jessica Mauboy was just 16 years old when Australian Idol thrust her into the national spotlight. Nearly two decades later, the pop star and actor will look back on her childhood, career and life as a first-time mum in a one-night-only show at Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
Immersive Light and Art founders Sophie and Nick Dunstone took inspiration from their travels in Tuscany when renovating their 1920s bungalow at Healthpool, which is now on the market with a price tag of $6.5 to $7 million.
