Howdy folks.

I’m researching the history of theatre production in Australia and I’m working with AusStage to learn more about the Queen’s Theatre here in Adelaide! There was some archaeology done in 1990 while SA gov was buying the property but not much information about the operations and backstage.

I know there’s some good history and ancestry nerds out here, maybe someone in your family was part of it!

If anyone has any resources such as heritage or historical records relating to Adelaide’s development or theatre in 19th century Australia I would be delighted for you to share here.

NOT SELLING HERE AND WILL NOT ANSWR QUERIES

Long story but I am deeply suspicious of auction houses in our little town. I have a wine collection that was more an ego thing than a true passion and now I want to move it because it just feels like I have boxes of wine rather than a collection. Really soulless just Grange, H.O.G, Basket Press, bin 707, and the lesser big names (Armagh etc) oh and of course the St Henri but I'm keeping all of that. I

It's quite valuable and I would have thought a restaurant or bar would welcome the opportunity to buy it at 60-70 percent of price but I cant find any local places I can walk into with the bottles and cut a deal with.

I know FB and Gumtree prohibit listing alcohol but are there some private groups or something? Even like a swap meet sort of thing?

ALSO another thing is that you gotta be a bit if a wine geek to want to go to a wine auction. Which means all these wines are just circling through the same hoarding saddos like me that drink one bottle but stash 50. And it goes on until the wine is ruined.

This is a long shot but if anyone has kids going to:

Surreydowns, Banksia Park, Ridgehaven or Fairview Park primary schools could I ask you to share your experience both positive and negative?

What you Love sbout the school and what the issues are?

**Background** *You don't need to read this bit, but you can.*

We’ve got 3 kids, 2 in primary, 1 in kindy and we’re currently at a local Catholic school. Leadership has been great and we genuinely appreciate the support. We’re practising Catholics, and while the RE classes exist, they’re mostly colouring sheets and generic God loves You. It’s fine, but the real Religious Ed happens at home and church.

We’re one of only a handful of religious families and lately the downsides are starting to outweigh the benefits.

1. There’s not much community, Catholic or otherwise. Families seem to keep to themselves. Or formed cliques due to having older kids ahead of ours.

2. A high proportion of additional needs kids in each class. One of ours has some emotional regulation stuff (and we are vwry proactive in supporting them) but otherwise no major needs. The overall mix makes classroom dynamics pretty hard/our kids dont get the extension which they both need.

3. Friendships are tough. A lot of kids are on screens constantly, phones, YouTube, trends, memes and ours don’t have that. We have controlled access to that world but no personal devices or free reign with it.

They end up being the “weird” ones because they can’t talk about whatever online thing is current or what app is trending.

1. A chunk of families seem to be there for image. More about being able to say “we’re at a private school” than anything to do with values or community.

Not looking for an argument and honestly we dont judge the other familes (everyone makes their own choices) just trying to figure out what the local public primaries are actually like and if theres going to be any benefit to our kids in moving school or if its the same everywhere.

Edit: no problem with people needing support (i used to work with additional needs kids, loved that job) just there is ALOT in our classes , more than half would need some form of intervention, 2/3 of one of the classes have literal 'chew toys' .

I would like to go out for a nice lunch on a Monday for my birthday. It will just be me as I have the day off. (happy with that as I will celebrate with the fam in the evening)

Any recommendations? Magill Estate Kitchen is closed on Mondays.

Hi everyone! I'm planning to start the Graduate Entry Bachelor of Nursing at Flinders University and would love to hear from current or past students.
I have a few questions:

What are the assessments like? Are they mainly essays, exams, OSCEs, or group assignments?
How are the clinical placements organised, and what should I expect?
Do you have any tips for succeeding in the course or preparing before it starts?
Is there anything you wish you had known before beginning the program?
I'd really appreciate any advice or insights. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m a 27-year-old woman who’s new to Adelaide. I’ve been in Australia for 3 years and have worked for over a year in a chicken processing factory and over a year on a farm.

Those jobs are physically demanding, so I’m hoping to move into a less physically demanding career. I’m looking for something with stable pay and good job prospects. Ideally, I’d like a course that takes around 6 months or less.

What course or industry would you recommend? Are there any fields I should avoid?

Thanks in advance!

I know I tried a few times and I think I got in like in 5th or 6th grade all up but it was only for like the one year then that was it and I never ever ended up making it very high after that and my high school year sts were a total nightmare from day one pretty much as I was totally bullied from the very first day and left to start working full time once I turned 15 pretty much after that

Howdy,

I'm a member of SA Road Runners Club, but not particularly connected in it.

They just announced a Special General Meeting, with the only business voting on whether to remove all the Directors and appoint five different ones.

Does anyone know the arguments for why I would vote for or against the motion?

Does anyone know the likelihood that the motion will carry?

Thanks

Hi Adelaidians!

What would be the best free parking near the airport? I have a flight to Sydney over the weekends, and am looking to keep my car near the airport while I am away. Any nearby suburbs where I could park my car for a couple of days?

What’s the average cost for a fur-babies tooth extraction in Adelaide these days?

I know I have it better than a lot of other people but I’m kinda just writing this out of frustration now, sorry.

I’m a domestic student going to uni 4 days a week. My parents don’t live in Adelaide so I’m in a sharehouse and have to cook all my meals and take care of my distribution of the chores alone too. They do pay for my rent but all my other expenses, I have to pay independently and I won’t get into it too much but because of complicated reasons including my being under 22, I’m not eligible for Austudy.

On top of a full-time uni load, I’m volunteering for something related to my degree a 1.5 hour bus trip away because the job market is so cooked that I don’t have a chance at landing a job once I graduate unless I have experience to show for it. I’m also volunteering at another place separately to build retail experience because likewise, no business, even in a casual retail role, wants to hire you unless you have a bunch of experience anymore.

This obviously doesn’t leave much time in my schedule but you have to pay to survive, so I spent months on-and-off applying for jobs as I burned through my savings from last year. I finally landed one but it involves working late at night and then spending an extra hour getting home which just doesn’t work if I actually want to get 7-8 hours of sleep and be a functioning person at uni the next day. Now I’m having the issue where the shift hours - especially the lateness of them - are just too much for me to commit to without completely burning myself out.

I can’t work more than one shift a week - maybe two if they don’t run super late into the night - but whenever you apply for jobs, every employer wants at least 10-15 hours of availability per week, often split across 2-3 different days, and if you get hired and realise you can’t commit to that (which is pretty much my situation rn), they don’t want to keep you around.

To fellow and even past students, my only question is how? How do you do it? Am I applying for the wrong jobs? I realistically am unable to give more than two days (at reasonable hours) or one night of my week to a job because I have to factor in the bus commute in all this too

I’m long for a long layered hair cut in Adelaide. I’ve tired a couple hair salons they never do it right . I’m happy to pay any price .

Driving to work this morning heading south and there was this big 5-6 car crash on the M2 freeway, heaps of ambos and fire trucks, don’t think anyone was hurt badly though as I didn’t see any ambos with sirens on. Surprised to not see anything online about, nothing on 7news of SA traffic website.

Hi! Was just wondering if anyone can drop some recs for good trusty cleaner for their home? I’m thinking of a monthly or once every six weeks or so (like dusting, deep cleaning, etc). North east suburb if need to know.

Would be better if you’ve had personal experience :) Thanks!

Can anyone recommend a good dentist for teeth straightening? Ideally it would only take 6 months.

I’d also appreciate any advice AGAINST dentists if you’ve ever had any trouble too!

I’m looking to get my teeth straightened (they’re only a little bit crooked) as I didn’t get braces when a child.

Thank you

I'd love to see if any of my old school friends are out there somewhere all up in the end of it all as I miss that I've got none of them that I used to be good friends with when I was back over there and used to go to karaoke with and all of that as wel ​

My birthday is coming up and I've recently moved down south after living in Blakeview. I know quite a few good places up north but I'm lost down here.

I'd like to try something new outside of my regular Aussie pub food. Chinese, Thai, African, South American, Afghani etc.. anything that is a sit down restaurant with good eats.

I'm also looking for something relatively affordable. My budget is around $70pp for an appetizer, main and non-alcoholic drink.

I came here because I've found that Google reviews can be very hit and miss and wanted to switch it up. Thankyou in advance everyone.

A feral cat control program designed to protect one of the nation’s most iconic and vulnerable species from disease was ended during the week bird flu arrived in South Australia, despite a $1.4 million government initiative promising to “mitigate key threats”.

Conservationists and tour operators have expressed shock and anger that no active cat trapping program is operating at the internationally renowned Seal Bay to protect Australian sea lions in the wake of Kangaroo Island’s first case of H5 bird flu that was confirmed earlier this month.