Mad March News Today

"Hail storms have become a yearly occurrence it seems and is the reason prices keep climbing - Chablis has more than doubled in price in the last 8 years."

An extra $2.3 million will be allocated to the arts and culture festival after it contributed $57.6 million to the state economy this year.

An extra $2.3 million will be allocated to the arts and culture festival after it contributed $57.6 million to the state economy this year.

Hoteliers and hospitality operators were big beneficiaries of the AFL’s South Australian footy festival, with new figures detailing an $83 million economic contribution to the state from the event.

Adelaide visitor numbers and accommodation booking during Mad March has smashed pre-pandemic levels, with tourism and hospitality leaders hailing the positive impact on the economy and confidence.

Popular East End festival hub Gluttony will set up by the coast over winter, launching the inaugural Glenelg Winter Arts Festival this July.

What's on in SA for the month of May? Plenty! Take a look around the state for these massive festivals hitting our shores.

Mad March is great, but what about the rest of the year? South Australia has so many festivals spread throughout its calendar year.

COVID-19 hasn't gone away - far from it - but our political leaders are behaving like it has, with authorities obscuring data that was previously readily available, writes Matthew Abraham.

An 18-storey retirement-living apartment set for construction on Gunson Street will force out a creative warehouse full of artists, photographers and fashion designers. We speak to current and former residents of the city laneway about what is lost when young people are moved on.