Category: Environment
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Rediscovering the shores: regenerative tourism and the migratory marvels of Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary
While better known as a crabbing destination, the shores of Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary are a vital feeding site for migratory shorebirds, who travel thousands of kilometres each year to get there.
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What’s on in Adelaide: September edition
Spring has sprung and September’s offering is here to help you get into the seasonal spirit. From the arts and music to festivals and markets, On The Record has got you covered with its list of what’s on. (Image: Leah Newhouse) By Sophia Lattas | @SophiaLattas This month’s guide to what’s on features a mix…
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From plastic to paper: showbag vendors move towards sustainability
Showbags are a beloved staple of the Royal Adelaide Show. Vendors are making the important, albeit costly, swap from plastic to environmentally-friendly materials to carry the tradition into a sustainable future.
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South Australia expands ban on single-use plastics
New bans on single-use plastics come into effect from September 1 in a bid to reduce waste, but not much will change for sustainably focused Bowden cafe, My Grandma Ben.
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Residents call foul over new sporting grounds for Australia’s oldest hockey club
Forestville Hockey Club has recently opened its new facility to hockey players and Unley High School students, but the journey has not been without issue.
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Paradox in the park
With Adelaide’s motorsport peak just around the corner, OTR columnist Sarah Herrmann walks us through questions about the sports’ effect on climate change and why such events are championed by SA’s “future generations” premier, while a city is cut off from its green space in Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi.
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