South Australia’s Barossa Valley is the heart of the big, bold shiraz, quaint bed and breakfasts and more restaurant experiences than your trouser waistline can handle. It’s a region that prides itself on producing some of the world’s best wines, and is scattered with cellar doors, cafés, restaurants, gourmet trails and visitor experiences showcasing gastronomic […]
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In the winter of 2016, I started thinking a lot about moving back to Adelaide, the city where I’d been born and raised. I’d left in 2007 at the age of 21 and moved to Sydney, swapping my shared workers’ cottage that was spitting distance from the Adelaide Central Market for a two-storey terrace in
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South Australians living, working or learning interstate and abroad are set to be connected through a new network, launched by Brand South Australia this week. Bringing together South Australian expats, the Hello From SA network is content-driven, creating an informed, engaged and positive network for South Australians all around the world. This content will encourage
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Two South Australian food producers have partnered to create a new yoghurt range incorporating native Australian produce, providing jobs and support for an indigenous community involved in the fruit picking. Fleurieu Milk Company and Something Wild have joined forces to launch a range of native Australian fruit yoghurts featuring Kakadu plum, muntrie, Davidson plum and
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If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe or home this autumn, don’t head online just yet. Instead, consider giving the pre-loved clothing, furniture and knick-knacks of South Australia a second chance at life. More than 500,000 tonnes of textiles and leather make their way to landfill each year in Australia, amounting to a staggering 23kg
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Immediate acceptance and flourishing activity at Lionsgate – the repurposed former Holden automotive factory at Elizabeth – signals an unexpected but welcome surge in business confidence for a region that is swiftly re-inventing itself and reviving its fortunes. Designed to serve as a new industrial hub for Adelaide’s north, the 122ha Lionsgate site has been
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The colour and personality of Adelaide is projected through its people – and veteran local journalist Mike Robinson is capturing tales of our most memorable, though often unlikely characters, in a curious new website. AdelaideAZ presents an alternative history that currently spans more than 1700 cultural identities and incidents that Michael has been compiling for
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East-side shopping precinct Burnside Village is expected to undergo a $350 million two-stage upgrade later this year, under a proposal set to create 1790 jobs in South Australia. Village owners the Cohen Group has lodged plans with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure that could see work on the 10-year project begin later this
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It’s time to embrace the weird, the wonderful and the fabulous. More than 7000 artists are making their way to South Australia this year for the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival to perform in 1326 events from February 15 – March 17, with some reaching far into regional areas including Mt Gambier in the South East,
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Adam Williams began his first full-time job as an apprentice toolmaker at Holden’s Elizabeth factory at the age of 19. Fast forward more than two decades and instead of cars coming off the production line it’s home battery systems. After almost two decades working at Holden in various roles including leadership and management positions, Adam
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