Category: South Australia

• The Royal Adelaide Show: budget edition

  

  The Royal Adelaide Show can be pricey, but we’ve found the best hidden gems so you can save up for Christmas and still have fun.

  ontherecord

  September 7, 2022

  News, South Australia

  Adelaide, banksa, bargains, beerenberg, Bertie beetle, Budget, Dagwood Dog, farm animals, fleurieu milk, golden north ice cream, goyder stage, Kytons Bakery, Melba's Chocolates, mountain fresh juices, real cheese, royal adelaide show, royal show, royal show guide, showbags, South Australia, taste sa, yellow brick road

• Royal Adelaide Show returns with a bang

  

  The Royal Show has returned to Wayville for the first time since 2019, drawing thousands of people for the opening weekend and Father’s Day.

  ontherecord

  September 6, 2022

  News, South Australia

  Adelaide, Agriculture, all star amusements, amusement rides, cattle, Food, fruchocs, kangaroo island olives, post COVID, royal adelaide show, royal show, South Australia, wayville

• Adelaide’s AFLW teams ready to take on season seven

  

  The first AFLW showdown on September 30 is set to rock round six of the competition, giving South Australians something to look forward to while the AFL grand final goes on without the SA teams.

  ontherecord

  August 30, 2022

  News, South Australia, Sport

  Adelaide Crows, AFL, AFLW, Australian Rules Football, Chelsea Randall, Female Athletes, Gender, Lauren Arnell, News, Port Adelaide Power, Showdown, South Australia, Sport, The Alberton Crowd

• Our collective obsession with the paranormal

  

  Humans have always had a collective connection to ghosts and the paranormal. But why are we so attracted to what scares us? OTR journalist Lauren Wisgard investigates.

  ontherecord

  August 18, 2022

  Long Reads, Opinion, South Australia

  Adelaide, Adelaide Gaol, Ballarat, Elizabeth Woolcock, fear, Ghost Tour, ghosts, haunted houses, Opinion, South Australia

• Do the arts begin to die in high school or Canberra?

  

  The arts community has had an undeniably rough trot these past few years. While Albanese seems to have plans for rejuvenation, we reflect on the Morrison Government’s STEM-based agenda and what it has meant for students in creative fields.

  ontherecord

  June 6, 2022

  Arts, Federal Politics, South Australia

  Additional Languages, Albanese Government, Arts, ATAR, Budget, Creative Industries, Federal Politics, High School, Lot Fourteen, Morrison Government, Norwood International High School, SACE, St Peter's College, STEM, University

• A breakdown of South Australia’s federal electorates

  

  South Australia has 10 federal electorates. Thanks to OTR’s 2022 editorial team, you can learn more about yours here.

  ontherecord

  May 18, 2022

  Analysis, Federal Politics, South Australia

  2022 federal election, Adelaide, Amanda Rishworth, Barker, Boothby, federal electorates, Grey, Hindmarsh, House of Representatives, James Stevens, Kingston, Labor Party of Australia, Liberal Party of Australia, Liz Habermann, Makin, Mark Butler, Matt Burnell, Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie, Rowan Ramsey, Senate, South Australia, Spence, Steve Georganas, Sturt, Tony Pasin, Tony Zappia