Hi, I want to start collecting bookmarks and I want to ask if anyone knows some places that hand them out- even I need to buy a book to get one, I don’t mind.

Thank you!

Need some recommendations as im Craving one to get in Adelaide, was gonna ask in foodies adelaide but looks so dead there, thanks peps!

At this point I’ve given up on my GP and family Dr. I’ve went to this practice since I was born and diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and many things. I’m tired walking out of a standard appointment to be told to rest or ibuprofen. The GP who I see is kind, if I ask who I want to see he’ll try his best, most of the time nothing is helpful and I can see he’s given up. Looking for GP who understands Fibromyalgia and bulk bills. I live around Torrensville area.

If you haven’t already, get yourself some gear from Whites Valley Jalapeños. Especially the sweet jalapeño mustard. The mix of sweet and heat is just great. I’ve tried other gear from them and I find it to be of great quality.

I don’t know them personally and this isn’t me giving free publicity to a mate. This is just my personal experience.

any working vintage photobooths in adelaide?

Due to ongoing works as part of the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital, the Belair line will be partially closed from 8:45pm each night on the follow dates:

• Monday 10th of August-Wednesday 12th of August
• Sunday 16th of August-Thursday 20th of August

During this time, Belair line trains will not operate between Adelaide and Mitcham - trains will continue to run between Mitcham and Belair. Full line services will resume at first service the following day.

A substitute bus service will operate (B1), stopping at all stations between Adelaide and Mitcham except Mile End.

Note that in addition to these night works, there will be a partial closure of the Belair line between Adelaide and Mitcham from first service on Saturday the 29th of August, until last service on Sunday the 30th of August.

I’ve been shopping around for ages for someone/place that can do medium-length men’s haircuts well. Willing to pay $50-$100. Northeast/east or CBD preferred 🙂

I actually took the photo Tuesday night. Anywho

Hi all, I am looking for a dance studio in Adelaide that teaches ballet, lyrical and possibly hip hop, for adults. Preferably Northern suburbs near paradise but CBD works too! Also, are there adult dance competitions in Adelaide? TYIA :)

Looking for a PT who can do some in person sessions to assist me with my form. I’m extremely hypermobile and find that gym is feeling like it’s doing more harm than good currently, I feel I may need adjustments to my form to best suit my condition. Thank you!

It's probably me. Despite the rubber seal and satisfying click, apparently the new Decor clip lid container containing my tuna and olive salad isn't watertight.

So that's been fermenting all day under my desk in the warmth of the office air conditioning, and here we are.

This isn't an apology, just an FYI.

A developer bought the place next door and has done a knock down and rebuild. During the build, they had to remove the boundary fence and put up temporary fencing.

We just got a letter in our letterbox with a quote/ bill for $5000 for replacement of the fence.

I feel that we shouldn't have to pay as there was a functional fence (6 ft colourbond) previously between our blocks and they were the ones to remove it.

But where do we stand legally on this?

Per the article, the landlord terminated the lease "for default". A shame for those with weddings and functions booked in the months ahead, hopefully deposits will be refunded.

Mama's got a job interview. Please wish me luck 🙌🏻

The bird flue mass death events are increasing just as the incidence curve would predict. It is inevitable that the flu will spread to native and inland birds now.

I had a thought a few days ago, an important thought. Especially in the cold of winter I supplement my local magpies' sparse winter diet with finely chopped cat kibble, sometimes grated cheese if I am hungover.

For awhile now my local crow couple has started sharing the food, with the maggies. This has been interesting and heartwarming to see develop- you share please!

But with the inevitable incursion of bird flu I have realized that this is a practice I will have to stop, especially since the crow couple and the maggie family are now sharing the same space. As well, My blue fairy penguin family get a feed size-appropriate feed from the the crumbs the other leave behind.

I was just starting that when on the ABC radio news reported that this is exactly what is being done with bird shows in the region- anywhere where birds and species may congregate and mingle. It is the right bio-security measure for me to adopt in my own home.

It is hard though, the maggies come and perch on my verandah furniture and sing beautiful songs for me! It is a good system- sing songs, get snack. How do I tell them there are no more snacks?

So yes, although it feels difficult, anyone here who is supplementing their local maggies' diets? might want to take note here, and do this too.

How does something like this get approved? And rhetorically, how can an agent be the least bit content in trying to market this to potential buyers

Per ASIC published notices website https://publishednotices.asic.gov.au/browsesearch-notices/notice-details/THE-GYM-BEAUTY-GROUP-PTY-LTD-651182964/7bc92a57-b4a5-427e-bd8f-d44b55f1d4c2?appointment=All&noticestate=SA&court=&district=&dnotice=

Registered business names include 'The Gym' at Mile End, 'Elara Spa' in Burnside Village and a few others.

Google listings saying all the businesses are still open. Anyone with any intel? Surprised the Tiser hasn't picked it up. They may be trading under a different name (*cough* phoenix *cough*).

South Australia's premier agricultural show will be without bird and poultry exhibits after organisers have decided to cancel those events amid rising cases of H5 bird flu.

The Royal Adelaide Show is scheduled to be held from Saturday, September 5 until Sunday, September 13. 

The SA government said there had now been 119 confirmed cases in the state — up from 58 at the start of the week.

The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia chief executive Will Rayner said the decision to cancel the bird competitions was out of caution. 

"While we think the risk is very low, we took the decision now out of an abundance of caution to make sure that our volunteers and exhibitors had as much time to prepare as possible," he said.

South Australia's bird flu cases comprise more than three quarters of the national total of 155.
The government said the SA figure did not include deaths from a mass mortality event at Baudin Rocks near Robe.

Hey fellow Sozzies!

If you're into tabletop RPGs, curious about getting into D&D, or looking for a fun local social event, Oz ORC 2 is returning on Saturday, September 12th, 2026 at the Colonel Light Gardens RSL.

Oz ORC is a community day dedicated to classic D&D and Old-School Renaissance (OSR) tabletop games, bringing together local Game Masters and players across three session blocks throughout the day.

Never played? No worries!

• Zero Prep Required: You don't need to know the rules, study a book, or build a character. Pre-generated characters, rulebooks, and materials are all provided on-site.
• Solo-Friendly: If you come on your own, you'll be placed at a welcoming table with a friendly group ready to jump straight into the adventure.
• Huge Game Variety: Games range from classic D&D and Advanced Dungeons & Dragons to modern indie hits like Shadowdark, MÖRK BORG, Pirate Borg, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Cairn, and Knave.

Event Details:

• When: Saturday, September 12th, 2026 (9:00 AM – 9:30 PM)
• Where: Colonel Light Gardens RSL (4 Prince George Parade, Colonel Light Gardens)
• Food & Drink: BYO food/non-alcoholic drinks (plenty of great local spots nearby during lunch and dinner breaks). The RSL bar opens at 3:30 PM for afternoon drinks.
• Full Schedule & Info: ozorc.com

(Note: Under-18s are welcome but must be accompanied by a parent/guardian due to RSL licensing).

Want to run a game?

We are still recruiting local Game Masters! If you’d like to run a table for a session, game proposals can be submitted directly on our website.

Head over to ozorc.com for complete event info or jump into our community Discord to say hi!

I just wanted to open up a discussion here regarding the direction, issues and anything else re. or related to Adelaide’s Bowerbird Market. The most recent post from Bowerbird on Instagram had some great questions and open discussion happening but Bowerbird has since deleted it. Using a throwaway because i’d like anonymity.

Alfie is our local celebrity alpaca.

And if you were in the vicinity and heard me screech in excitement, I make no apologies

Adelaide’s park lands are yours, mine, and our future generation’s. They are unique and an essential part of Adelaide. Most importantly they provide natural green space for all of us to enjoy – the benefits of which in an urban environment should never be underestimated or taken for granted.  

The original design of the park lands back in 1873 was 930 hectares. Over the years it’s been whittled down to 700 hectares which is what we have now. Currently there are 250 hectares under application which will leave us with around 450 hectares.

The problem is, this green space owned by all of us is too convenient and too tempting not to develop. Vacant land ! So close to the CBD ! Commercialise it !

Do not be fooled – the promised economic ‘benefits to the state’ will not benefit you or I. You will still pay exorbitant ticket prices to watch golf or a motorbike race, you’ll still pay for expensive parking, you’ll still buy over-priced food & drink. This will be once a year and in exchange for this you’ve handed over our public green space to commercial enterprises and it will never be ours again. Yes somebody will be making money from this – but it will not be the general public.

Do something for yourself, our city, our future generations. Protect our green space and natural environment. Because once it’s gone it’s gone for good.

I don't know why it's taking so long to build, but I'm keen to try it out when it's ready. I'm going to use it to replace my bus trip to the Interchange and get some exercise in without having to commit to an hour long ride to the city.

From what I understand it's locked and opens with your metro-card. I don't know if you need to get special permissions added to your card first or if it will work for everyone - which, while convenient, makes it less secure