Environment
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162Victor Harbor celebrates the return of the whales with a month of jam-packed winter festivities
Victor Harbor’s coastal winds may blow cold as winter hits in June, but there’s no better time to head south and celebrate.
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1.0KFeral cat eradication on Flinders Island creates major changes for visitors
The SA Government has launched a project to restore Flinders Island as a sanctuary for native wildlife, with efforts to remove invasive...
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634Save thousands of dollars on your electricity with this new $2.3 billion Federal Battery Program
Proud SA company leads the change, helping locals unlock serious savings thanks to the Federal Government's new solar program.
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761ODÉ Bistro unveils exciting new chapter following prestigious Chef Hat achievement
This unique North Adelaide bistro has already earned its first Chef Hat and now it’s setting its sights on an eco-conscious new...
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732The SA Slow Food movement levels up, with another Clare restaurant awarded ‘snail of approval’
The Slow Food Movement, which began in Italy back in 1986, has since spread its roots worldwide. It encourages producers, chefs, businesses,...
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1.7KSmall device, big impact. Meet Adelaide’s answer to the soft plastics crisis
Adelaide households now have a clever new weapon in the fight against the ever-growing soft plastics problem.
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716Find your favourite Adelaide trees with a fun and interactive map
Discover the beauty of Adelaide's parklands and explore over 50,000 trees with the new interactive Urban Forest Map.
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1.3KLocal Willunga Repair Cafe fixes your broken stuff for free
Discover how the Willunga Repair Cafe fixes your household items, bringing the community together while promoting sustainability.
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420A 19-year-old cyclist will go through Adelaide on his 20,000 km, 20 country mission to save soil
19-year-old Sahil is embarking on a 20,000-kilometer cycling journey across 20 countries to raise global awareness about the urgent crisis of soil...
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2.8KVictor Harbor is home to one of the world’s largest glacial exposures attracting a global audience
Hidden in the Inman Valley, just 14km away from Victor, lies one of the world’s largest and oldest glacial pavements.
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1.8KPlans unveiled for 1000 hectares of new parklands in Adelaide’s north
The State Government has announced plans to create a new, 1000 hectare Northern Park Lands just south of Gawler.
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626Climate action takes centre stage at Uraidla Sustainability Fair’s 20th Anniversary
Climate change continues to pose one of the greatest threats to the environment and Uraidla Sustainability Fair is putting it at the...
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714Kayak and canoe, but no stand-up paddleboards, here’s SA’s reservoir rules
With warm weather approaching, South Australians are encouraged to enjoy the outdoors responsibly by following reservoir rules that help protect water quality...
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1.0KSouthern Zone Abalone Fishery shuts down amid devastating viral outbreak
In response to a severe AVG outbreak, the Southern Zone Abalone Fishery has closed to prevent further spread and protect local stocks....
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855Multiple flight cancellations at Adelaide Airport today due to Cyclone Alfred
Cyclone Alfred is quickly approaching the Queensland coast, causing major flight delays and cancellations at Adelaide Airport.
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2.2KUnusual red bugs swarm SA as “perfect storm” conditions trigger outbreak
Red bugs have been swarming across parts of SA, with locals and experts spotting them from Adelaide to Waikerie, and throughout the...
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743SA is the hardest-hit by extreme weather, but we’re unprepared for the impact
Across Australia, extreme weather events are happening more often and are becoming more intense, and South Australia is being hit the hardest.
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848City of Adelaide plans major tree planting initiative to enhance canopy cover
The City of Adelaide has launched an ambitious initiative to increase tree canopy coverage from 33 per cent to 40 per cent...
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9.4KThe ultimate guide to difficult-to-recycle items in Adelaide
One of the biggest hurdles in adopting a more sustainable lifestyle is knowing which items belong in which recycling bin. Here's a...
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738New research unearths key coastal management insights for SA beaches
A Flinders University study has revealed new insights into the continually developing strategy for coastal management in South Australia. Image supplied.
