Posts By Glam Adelaide
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171GovernmentTwo SA reservoirs set for major upgrade with $4.35M investment
A $4.35 million investment will expand fishing and recreation access at two major SA reservoirs.
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118GovernmentNew $2M SES drone investment set to strengthen search and rescue across South Australia
South Australia’s SES has rolled out nine new drones to strengthen search and rescue operations, bringing advanced aerial vision, thermal imaging and...
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188EnvironmentQueensland fruit fly outbreak declared in Adelaide’s north as quarantine kicks in
A Queensland fruit fly outbreak has been declared in Elizabeth East, with quarantine restrictions now in place and PIRSA urging residents to...
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170Australia DayAdelaide’s Australia Day events offer reflection, connection and celebration with a more inclusive way to participate
South Australia’s Australia Day program invites people to reflect, connect and celebrate together through a thoughtful mix of First-Nation-led ceremony, community and...
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265Government$1.4 million pledged to fix notorious Adelaide intersection in Liberal election promise
The SA Liberals have made an election promise which would pledge $1.4 million to overhaul a dangerous Adelaide intersection.
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2.2KFood DrinkSemaphore Greek Festival celebrates 45 years with a weekend of food, music and free entry
Semaphore Greek Festival celebrates 45 years in January 2026 with free entry, authentic Greek food, live music, dance and community spirit on...
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351AnimalPublic consultation opens as South Australians invited to shape toughest puppy breeder laws in the nation
Public consultation is now open on South Australia’s proposed breeder licencing scheme, introducing strict limits, stronger penalties, and tougher welfare standards as...
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525GovernmentTest trams hit the tracks as Glenelg line edges closer to reopening this month
Testing has begun on Adelaide’s Glenelg tram line, with new overpasses complete and passenger services set to return before the end of...
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391Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival reverses decision on Writers’ Week exclusion, invites Dr Abdel-Fattah to speak in 2027
Image credit: Macquarie University The Adelaide Festival Corporation has issued a further statement addressing the fallout surrounding Adelaide Writers’ Week, confirming a...
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330EnvironmentRiver Murray ecosystem formally classed as critically endangered
The River Murray has been listed as a critically endangered ecological community under national law, acknowledging its declining health and strengthening environmental...
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381Eyre PeninsulaWhyalla’s Beach Hotel set for major refurbishment under new ownership
Whyalla’s Beach Hotel has been sold to local developer Lofty Property Group, with refurbishment plans welcomed as a sign of confidence in...
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471EnvironmentWater infrastructure unlocks more than 9,000 new homes across South Australia
More than 9,000 new homes have been unlocked across South Australia following a landmark $1.5 billion investment in water infrastructure, with early...
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344EnvironmentPort Augusta to become national hub for green cement with $200 million transformation project
A former coal power station in Port Augusta is set to become a cornerstone of South Australia’s low-carbon future, with a new...
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285LatestAdelaide weather forecast for Thursday January 15th and the days ahead
Here’s the weather for January 15th and a look at what’s to come for the rest of the week!
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339EntertainmentHOYTS Arndale unveils luxe new upgrade with motion recliners, daybeds and a HOYTS-first feature
"The premium experience South Australians have been waiting for" The refurbishment wraps just as blockbuster season kicks off, with new releases galore.
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1.1KEnvironmentDiscover the best South Australian national park for your child’s personality
Explore South Australia's national parks tailored to match your child’s unique interests this school holiday.
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2.0KChristmasEbenezer Night Markets return for twinkling summer evenings
Adelaide’s East End will once again come alive with the return of the beloved Ebenezer Night Markets, lighting up Ebenezer Place across...
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595EnvironmentThousands expected to line up, with Adelaide’s infamous corpse flower about to bloom
Adelaide Botanic Garden’s titan arum, known as the corpse flower, is about to bloom — unleashing a powerful odour, drawing huge crowds,...
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466Film & TVCan old vines save the Riverland? A new SA documentary sparks a bigger conversation
A new documentary challenges the push for vineyard removal in the Riverland, asking whether old vines could be the key to long-term...
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886Adelaide FestivalNew chair and board named for Adelaide Festival after resignations
The South Australian Government has announced a new Board and Chair for the Adelaide Festival, appointing experienced arts leaders to guide the...
