Adelaide

Hi friends across the nullarbor, I'm traveling to Adelaide next week during the Stanley cup finals (Ice hockey) and I was wondering if anyone knew of a venue that might show sports at 8am on a weekday.

Long shot for sure, but I thought I'd ask!

When people think of Adelaide, they may ponder its good food and wine or its many churches. Historically, it was viewed as a well-priced place to live and work.

But years of surging property prices have made it less affordable than some of the world’s most famous cities, including London and New York, when income levels are factored into living costs.

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One thousand submissions attract 95 per cent opposition to new Tesla factory in Australian city of Adelaide.

'I could not think of a worse developer to sell the land to. Tesla sales have been plummetting [sic] … this is likely to attract protests and negative attention that the neighbourhood does not need or want.'

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2025/may/27/australia-news-live-liberals-nationals-coalition-sussan-ley-david-littleproud-north-west-shelf-climate-change-gas-ntwnfb?filterKeyEvents=false&page=with%3Ablock-683509788f08990e36519186#block-683509788f08990e36519186
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Adelaide 90’s band the Moonies doing a run of shows in late Feb #adelaide #music

The Moonies present for 3 nights Feb 21 to 23 at Hotel Metro in Adelaide:

Back to the 90s - Indie Nostalgia Night The Moonies have gathered together some of their favourite bands from their days of regular gigging in the 2nd half of the 90s. As all original Moonies members are not available (Jason Bootle despite really wanting to, couldn’t make it over from UK and Anthony Newman hasn’t at this stage been tracked down) the remaining Moonies (Richard Sandy and Tom) have recruited former bass player Suzy Heater, former viola player Sue Hastwell and former Flat Stanley guitarist and Moonies cheer squad leader Paul Champion. It may not be the Moonies but it is the.....Moonies Tribute Show and they’ll be playing a hand-picked set of all their favourite songs with each of their 5 albums represented.

There will be the Moonies Full Box Set available for purchase

Friday Feb 21

Spinster DJ 8.30 - 9pm Act TBC 9pm - 9.30 Colourwheel (Solo) 9.45 - 10.15 Moonies Tribute Show 10.30 - 11.45

Saturday Feb 22

Spinster DJ 8.30 - 9pm Sette Bello 9pm - 9.30 Silvermine Tapes. 9.45 - 10.30 Moonies tribute Show 10.45 - 11.45

Sunday Feb 23

Spinster DJ 3.00 - 3.30pm Clusterpuff 3.45 - 4.30pm Swimsuit 4.45 - 4.30pm Moonies Tribute Show 4.45 - 6pm Retreads 6.15 - 7pm

This event takes place on the stolen lands of the Kaurna people. Sovereignty was never ceded

Might be moving to your little spot on the Earth's crust. Where's the best place to live preferably within 30 minutes hike of the CBD? Used to living in Newtown/Enmore in Sydney and Brunswick/Fitzroy in Melbourne.

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You can find the original here
https://roentare.zenfolio.com/p762168080/e22fce13e

The defence firm building frigates and nuclear-powered submarines in Adelaide in multi-billion dollar projects, BAE Systems Australia, will establish at head office at Lot Fourteen. About 500 workers will move to the North Tce site as a cornerstone tenant in the precinct’s Innovation Centre.

Premier Peter Malinauskas on Monday unveiled plans for a new Innovation Centre, with three state and federal government projects totalling $100m joining BAE. These include a $60m Australian Defence Technologies Academy, $20m Innovation Hub and $20m Space Assembly Integration and Testing facility. “BAE basing its headquarters at Lot Fourteen, alongside universities, the Defence Technologies Academy, Innovation Hub, space industry and other innovative businesses makes perfect sense. “Our innovation places are key to achieving our ambitions. It is about taking the lead to establish and nurture the right environments that foster collaboration and drive economic complexity, creating new, highly skilled jobs.”

BAE Systems Australia chief executive Craig Lockhart said the headquarters at Lot Fourteen would complement the company’s other SA operations at Osborne and Edinburgh Parks. “Over the next 12 months we expect to recruit 800 new employees across our operations, and Lot Fourteen is a key enabler to achieving our growth ambitions,” he said. “As we continue to grow in South Australia and find ways to enhance employee attraction and retention, it’s important we offer a workspace that inspires our teams, fosters creativity and creates spaces for our employees to thrive.”