Travel - South Australia

Adelaide Hills Foods - In Good Taste

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Josh Carlton - Friday, April 20, 2007

The Adelaide Hills offers everything from fresh fruit to venison, beef, smallgoods, organic dairy, biscuits, ice cream, chocolates, dips, marinades, herbs, jam and honey. But its reputation as a creative, versatile regional pantry is perhaps best exemplified by the artisan goat cheese factory Udder Delights, which began operating in Lobethal in 1999. >> Continue

Adelaide Hills Markets - Retail Homeopathy

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Josh Carlton - Tuesday, April 10, 2007

On any given weekend, it's less than an hours' drive from Adelaide to reach one of a number of local markets in the Adelaide Hills. If you are looking for a good way to meet the locals and eat well, visit one of many excellent markets in the Adelaide Hills. >> Continue

Adelaide Hills Wines - Liquid Gold

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Josh Carlton - Monday, April 02, 2007

The Adelaide Hills region is recognised internationally as one of the nation's premier cool-climate wine regions and the home of arguably some of Australia's best sauvignon blanc. >> Continue

Shell shocked in Ardrossan

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Josh Carlton - Thursday, March 01, 2007

If only I had learnt Latin at school. At least then I would have had an inkling of the task ahead as we trudged through mud to get to the sandy flats of a beach at Ardrossan in time for low tide. Forewarned is forearmed, they say.But how was I to know that the scientific name for blue swimmer crabs is Portunus pelagicus ? >> Continue

Rooms for romance

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Josh Carlton - Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Whether you are travelling through Adelaide and South Australia or just want to get away for a couple of days, the rooms for romance might be just what you are looking for. >> Continue

Stay and Do

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Josh Carlton - Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Josh's tips on getting the most out your stay in and around Adelaide, whether a backpacker, travelling on a budget as a family or making the most of the upmarket options available... >> Continue

Top Ten Tips

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Josh Carlton - Monday, October 30, 2006

Take in a world-famous cultural and arts festival. See the world in one place. Be bowled over or enjoy a taste of the exotic. Read the Top Ten Tips from our travel editor, Josh Carlton, for anyone wanting to get the most from their visit to Adelaide. >> Continue

Lost and Loving It

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Josh Carlton - Saturday, October 28, 2006

While our fair city of Adelaide is well and truly on the international map as far as we locals are concerned, the occasional Gold Coaster and Sydneysider will still respond to the explanation of where I'm from with: "Adelaide? Where the bloody hell is it?" >> Continue

Just Coasting

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Josh Carlton - Friday, October 27, 2006

A beach crawl is a good way to savour Adelaide in summer, driving along the metropolitan coast through seaside suburbs from Kingston Park south of the city, to Port Adelaide, up the Gulf of St Vincent... >> Continue

Seasons for the senses

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Josh Carlton - Thursday, October 26, 2006

Take a walk in the Adelaide parklands on a spring morning. In summer soak up the Mediterranean sunshine. Adelaide has plenty to offer in all seasons. >> Continue

Ghosts of Gallipoli

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SearchSA Contributor - Tuesday, September 05, 2006

It's an oft-quoted parable of travel that the defining experience is often more about the journey than the destination, more about the people than the places. This story is about the spirit of a place and those who created it.

In 1985, a young South Australian travelled to Australia's most holy place, the World War I battlefield of Gallipoli.

Twenty years ago, there were no well-organised Gallipoli tours, no emotive Last Post hauntingly played by a lone bugler before milling thousands of Aussie pilgrims come to pay their respects at an Anzac Day ceremony, which, over the decades, has evolved into a still sombre, but well orchestrated, theatrical event of national homage.

In 1985, there was nobody there, just the well-tended war cemeteries, rank upon rank of silent headstones… and the ghosts of Gallipoli.

This is Vincent Ross's story… >> Continue

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