The listed developer will turn a 64.6-hectare site at Mount Barker into an 860-dwelling masterplanned community.
A finalist in last year’s Agricultural Town of the Year, Burra is inviting everyone to its 180-year celebrations – even ...
An algal bloom that has killed dozens of species of fish and sharks amid a lengthy marine heatwave, is being linked to a...
An 18-year-old man has been arrested over a series of alleged serious offences following a “substantial operation” in Ad...
This week, InSider is on a fashion kick, revealing a dowager diva’s wardrobe donor and the best look to bolster your cha...
Great Wine Capitals hosted an event at Gallery Adelaide on Waymouth Street last night, where guests heard from recipient...
After more than 50 years as the doyenne of Australia’s food landscape, Maggie Beer reflects on where it all began, her f...
With all the food groups ticked, try this simple recipe as a delicious and nutritious option for your child’s school lun...
Christopher and Veronica were married in Christopher’s hometown of Port Pirie, in the same cathedral his parents and bot...
In a world increasingly aware of the need for sustainable gardening practices, incorporating Australian native plants in...
Winemaker and co-founder of Coriole Music Festival, Mark Lloyd recalls a perfect plate of mussels in the French winter a...
Clare Valley Gourmet Week has the best of the region on show until May 25. Here is CityMag‘s pick of the program.
The team behind Shibui Dessert Bar are opening Shmochi in St Peters – a place where patrons can enjoy playful ice cream ...
Celebrate the architects and designers shaping Adelaide’s public spaces – and go in the running to win a $300 Jam Factor...
In celebration of Gray Street Workshop’s 40th anniversary, Beautiful Tensions at JamFactory brings together the work of ...
Union Street’s Penny University was an early adopter of green, decked outdoor dining that is now seen around the CBD. Bu...
Adelaide will again host the annual award show in July. See the nominees.
Half a century into his musical career, Tim Finn doesn’t mind playing the hits. Returning to Adelaide to perform alongsi...
SA arts & culture news in brief.
A stage remake of ’90s coming of age classic Looking for Alibrandi promises plenty of joyful nostalgia, but director Ste...
Samstag Museum of Art’s Direct, Directed, Directly exhibition explores the pitfalls of communication to humours and poig...
This week’s Poet’s Corner contribution comes from Leila Helen Meredith.
Anne-Marie Te Whiu’s debut collection of poetry explores Maori culture and the joys and sorrows of everyday life.
Old meets new in this primely located Victorian villa, which has hit the market for the first time since 1998.
Designed by renowned architect Pauline Hurren, this Georgian-style Adelaide Hills masterpiece is on the market for the v...
On over 5000 square metres of resort-like grounds in blue-chip Lower Mitcham, this historic villa features an opulent mo...
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...
Great Wine Capitals hosted an event at Gallery Adelaide on Waymouth Street last night, where guests heard from recipients of the Outbound Knowledge Exchange bursary program.
A finalist in last year’s Agricultural Town of the Year, Burra is inviting everyone to its 180-year celebrations – even while the drought rages on.
Hopes have been dashed for a peace breakthrough in Ukraine, with US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin both not attending talks in Turkey.
The Greens are pledging to get back to their “core business” under the fresh leadership of Senator Larissa Waters.
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Half a century into his musical career, Tim Finn doesn’t mind playing the hits. Returning to Adelaide to perform alongside his daughter Elliot, the Split Enz and Crowded House veteran is moved that his songs have soundtracked the big moments of people’s lives.
