All posts tagged "favourites"
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575EducationTABOO launches petition tackling period poverty for World Menstrual Hygiene Day
TABOO Co-founders Isobel Marshall and Eloise Hall are throwing their support behind a petition that tackles period poverty in South Australia.
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3.3KFood DrinkReview: The Winter Village Adelaide
Find out what we think of The Winter Village that's popped up in Adelaide this May.
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1.1KLatestSee the SA nominees of the Australian Interior Design Awards
The Australian Interior Design Awards have released their shortlist! Check out the stunning South Australian designed nominated for this top honour.
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776Food DrinkStress-free cooking with The Local Greek’s new line, Yiayia’s Kitchen
Inspired by the delicious home-cooking often found in the kitchens of Greek Grandmother's, Yiayia's Kitchen takes the stress out of preparing weekday meals for the whole family.
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714Food DrinkWould you try this Shapes-flavoured protein powder?
The latest social media post advertising Shapes flavoured protein powder has divided fans of the savoury snack.
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393LatestGiraffe calf discovers her shadow at Monarto Safari Park
A video of the female calf shows her acquainting herself with her own shadow, moving her legs and seeming confused when her shadow does the same motions.
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1.4KWhat's OnHope Inn Hotel host pooch-friendly event, Hounds of Hope
The Hope Inn Hotel are paying the ultimate tribute to dogs with their latest event, Hounds of Hope, that lets you bring your pooch to the pub!
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1.1KFood DrinkThe Howling Owl launches international gin flights for World Gin Day
Guests will be treated to a tasting board of gins from around the world, grazing platters, DJs and drinks deals for June 12th's World Gin Day.
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1.1KEvergreenNew Jersey Burger Bar serves up massive schnitzels & stacked burgers
Salisbury's New Jersey Burger bar serves up their namesake burgers, as well as a range of crazy schnitzels, pizzas, and loaded fries.
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416LatestCFS & SA Police issue extreme weather warnings across SA
The CFS and South Australia Police have issued extreme weather warnings across the state for both fire risk and dust storms.
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633Adelaide HillsWorld first GSM – Gin Shiraz Mourvèdre, unveiled
As G&T weather gives way to red wine season, Threefold Distilling have unveiled their brand new GSM which combines the best of both worlds.
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598LatestOutback Spirit announces new tours to the most remote regions of South Australia
With staycations looking likely for the foreseeable future, there’s no better time to explore the magic of South Australia’s most remote destinations. Experiential travel company, Outback Spirit is taking full advantage of the recent boost in staycations with its biggest touring season yet announced for 2022. The premium small tour operator organises jam-packed itineraries where […]
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400LatestHilltop Hoods announced as the Record Store Day ambassadors for 2021
The Blackwood hip-hop trio have joined the Record Store Day family, to promote the desperately needed support of independent record stores.
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2.4KEducation42 Adelaide coding school opening with 100 % free tuition
French computer programming school '42' set to open its first Adelaide campus at 24 Pitt Street, CBD.
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507AutomotiveThree quarters of SA drivers agree on one thing when it comes to our road manners
With drivers acting more erratically since COVID-19, and more cars on the road, new research from Ford sheds some light on road rules, and who's following them.
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704Performing ArtsNew York style cabaret concert, featuring Rachael Beck heads to The Regal
This Girl, a New York style cabaret concert starring Australia’s darling of musical theatre, Rachael Beck, is coming to The Regal Theatre.
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1.9KFood DrinkHeavenly Hot Dogs diner opens in Murray Bridge
The new Murray Bridge diner has loaded hot dogs, schnitzels, and milkshakes in a vibrant pink and blue venue!
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1.4KFood DrinkGuzman y Gomez opens in Mount Barker
Guzman y Gomez has a cult following around the country, and specialises in Mexican dishes such as tacos, nachos and burritos.
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2.3KFood DrinkTaste the world’s smelliest fruit at Adelaide’s Durian Festival
The powerful odour of the controversial durian fruit has led it to be banned on public transport in a number of countries.
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262IndigenousGrants to reconnect SA Aboriginal Elders with traditional homelands
The grants to support South Australian Aboriginal Elders with their traditional homelands is among 36 projects to share in $550,000 of Community Grants.
