| Crowds at airports return to pre-pandemic levels |
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| Crowds at airports have returned to pre-pandemic levels as travellers head off and celebrate the Queen's Birthday long weekend. |
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| Win Adelaide Cabaret Festival tickets! |
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Get ready to kick up your heels and warm up this winter at the 22nd Adelaide Cabaret Festival as it opens this weekend.
As an exclusive for ABC Radio Adelaide’s eNews subscribers, we have a double pass to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival show “Meow Meow’s Pandemonium with Adelaide Symphony Orchestra” at Her Majesty’s Theatre on 18 June.
Email your name, phone number and suburb to [email protected] and correctly name the two ABC Radio Adelaide presenters performing at the Cabaret Festival for your chance to win.
Entries close 9am Monday 13 June 2022. |
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| Sonya and Jules go 'Off the Cuff' at Cabaret Festival |
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The duo that you know and love, Afternoons presenter Sonya Feldhoff and Drive presenter Jules Schiller invite you to see them live in action on stage as part of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival for Off the Cuff Cabaret, this Sunday 12 June.
Join Sonya and Jules as part of the audience as they bring together a variety of cabaret artists to go ‘off the cuff’. The free show at the Adelaide Festival Centre will feature special guests, live music, interviews and tongue-in-cheek banter sure to make you smile.
Plus, for all those who come along, a chance to win tickets to selected Cabaret Festival performances! |
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| Jules discovers the power of volunteering |
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The ABC turns 90 this year, and is asking everyone to volunteer 90 minutes of their time as part of the #ABC90for90 campaign. ABC Radio Adelaide Drive presenter Jules Schiller is discovering the power of volunteering after making his pledge to help.
You too can join us and make a pledge to donate 90 minutes of your time on the ABC Gives website. |
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| Why is there a lettuce shortage in Adelaide? |
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| Consumers are being warned to get used to cabbage in their burgers or paying more than $10 for a lettuce, with no end in sight for high fruit and vegetable prices. |
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Adelaide father builds billboard for good
'bad Dad jokes' |
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Have you seen this billboard in Warradale?
Father of three, Richard told ABC Radio Adelaide’s Stacey Lee and Nikolai Beilharz he’s turned the side of his house into a giant billboard to hopefully bring a smile to people in the local community. |
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Brown mandarins?
Here's why |
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We all know mandarins are meant to be orange, but many shoppers are getting a shock at the supermarket.
Chair of SA Citrus and Riverland citrus grower Mark Doecke told Sonya Feldhoff on Afternoons what's happening. |
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| The story behind the ABC news theme |
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| The ABC news theme Majestic Fanfare may not be 'anything special', but it is held dearly by many Australians. As the ABC celebrates 90 years, find out the story behind this well-known piece of music. |
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| What to watch this weekend |
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A well-earnt long weekend is the perfect chance to curl up in front of the TV. There’s loads to watch on ABC iview from Aussie drama Barons and Mystery Road, to the warm-hearted docu-series Muster Dogs.
Beat the winter chill and stream for free this weekend. |
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| Recipe: Hearty pasta soup for cold winter nights |
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| This dish falls somewhere between a chunky soup and filling stew, with the rich tomato and vegetable broth lovingly hugging every parcel of pasta. |
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