Beloved family-owned Italian marketplace Mercato is set to open a second location at the former Le Cornu site in North Adelaide is set to open a second location at the old Le Cornu site this year bringing their Italian-centric style of living through fine food and we’ve been operating for over fifty years,” shared Managing Director “It started as my parents providing fresh food to the Italian community that’s who they connected with and a lot of their choices at the time were based around their origins It was also a bit of a general store with everyday lines to cater for the basic needs of life as well “After hours when supermarkets were closed they would reap the benefits of that and would sell to anyone who needed a loaf of bread or a carton of milk after five thirty Mercato has grown into the ultimate everyday marketplace providing quintessential Italian household staples to the Italian community “These days we provide Italy to the general community We’ve now tailored our offering to be Italy within the four walls in which we operate and we are focused on the Italian way of life and the way Italians eat Their approach to food and wine is not by having everything in abundance It’s about whatever’s grown in the backyard or whatever’s caught off the closest coast you know you’re going to get a little bit of produce This is the ethos at the current Mercato location in Campbelltown and is sure to be seen at the new location on O’Connell St you’ll find a bustling marketplace and a vibrant bar serving up authentic Italian coffee house-made pastries classic Italian dishes The staples that have made Mercato a household name will carry over to the new North Adelaide location alongside a strong focus on merging retail and entertainment but still have that authentic Italian market vibe “North Adelaide is going to focus on retailtainment It creates a combination of retail shopping with entertainment and that’s how we’re approaching the new location.” you’ll find Mercato at the $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development The former Le Cornu site is Adelaide’s largest privately developed project and is preparing to become a major destination in South Australia MercatoWhere: 88 O’Connell St, North Adelaide SA 5006When: TBCFor more information, click here For more information about Eighty Eight O’Connell, read more here Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions The $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development in North Adelaide is almost complete and Commercial & General Group has announced some of the businesses set to call it home The $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development in North Adelaide is almost here As Adelaide’s largest privately developed project it is set to become a major destination in South Australia The development will include 165 luxurious apartments across three buildings and community amenities will bring the precinct to life Commercial & General Group has unveiled some of the businesses that will call this incredible new precinct home with Woods Bagot as the architects behind the design and master planning Kicking off the dining options at Eighty Eight O’Connell the popular gelato brand already a hit in Kent Town will open its flagship South Australian store will be serving up pastries in its first location outside of Sydney Perhaps the most exciting addition is the new rooftop bar and restaurant Liston will bring his signature fire-based cooking and bold the dining experience is set to rival international icons like Nobu “Our vision is to create an intimate yet energetic space where the fire of our kitchen meets the freshness of the ocean offering something truly unique to this vibrant new hub,” Executive Chef of Yakisan Adam Liston says “This is not about abundance; it’s about precision “With 88 O’Connell set to become the beating heart of North Adelaide we saw an opportunity to create something truly special – a dining experience that ignites the senses,” Co-founder & Managing Director of Yakisan Nate Scutter says “Yakisan is more than just a restaurant; it’s an experience that brings the primal beauty of fire cooking to the heart of North Adelaide in an atmosphere that’s intimate The development will also see the expansion of Mercato one of South Australia’s most iconic Italian food retailers This second location will bring a premium deli “We are super excited to be involved in such a significant project created by both our team and that of Commercial & General,” Managing Director of Mercato John Caporaso says “We can’t wait to continue sharing our family’s rich history as dedicated We have the view that the world needs to eat a popular North Adelaide boutique will be relocating from its current premises to the new precinct Commercial & General Group has shared it is known for its selection of high-end labels Eighty Eight O’Connell will bring health and wellness services Leading fitness brand CHANGE will open its first South Australian location at the development featuring state-of-the-art Technogym equipment and both personal and group training sessions A reformer pilates studio will also be available, and for post-workout recovery wellness facilities will include ice plunge pools The precinct will also host Blue Lagoon Float and Spa The development is also set to provide essential healthcare services to the community with Radiology SA and Icon Cancer Care opening new locations within the precinct National Pharmacies will launch a flagship store featuring optical and beauty services while MediPedi will expand its Adelaide presence providing podiatry and fat loss treatments.  As the $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development nears completion North Adelaide is preparing to unveil an outstanding new precinct with Woods Bagot as the architects responsible for the design and master planning this landmark project will soon become a premier destination featuring high-end dining Read more on this development: Construction of $250m apartment block begins on old Le Cornu site For more information on Eighty Eight O’Connell by Commercial & General Group, visit their website on top of the spectacular new $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development A new rooftop bar and restaurant, Yakisan, is coming to North Adelaide, on top of the spectacular new $300 million Eighty Eight O’Connell development, where the old Le Cornu site once stood.  The restaurant will be led by well-known local Chef Adam Liston, who has built a reputation across the city for his signature fire-based cooking style, with bold, smoky techniques and a focus on traditional Japanese flavours.  With a track record of success at popular Adelaide restaurants like SORA, Shobosho, ShoSho, and Mozza, it’s an exciting evolution for Liston as he expands his expertise into new territory. “Our vision is to create an intimate yet energetic space where the fire of our kitchen meets the freshness of the ocean, offering something truly unique to this vibrant new hub,” Executive Chef of Yakisan Adam Liston says. “This is not about abundance; it’s about precision, purity, and respect for the ingredients.” The dining experience at Yakisan is said to rival global icon Nobu, the world-famous Japanese restaurant chain known for its amazing food that attracts celebrities from around the globe to its locations. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Adam Liston (@adam_liston) Style of dishes served at ShoSho, Hyde Park Partnering with Nate Scutter, Liston will be bringing a similar world-class, Japanese-inspired experience, with a menu that will be available all day. “With 88 O’Connell set to become the beating heart of North Adelaide, we saw an opportunity to create something truly special – a dining experience that ignites the senses,” Co-Founder and Managing Director of Yakisan Nate Scutter says.  “Yakisan is more than just a restaurant; it’s an experience that brings the primal beauty of fire cooking to the heart of North Adelaide in an atmosphere that’s intimate, vibrant, and alive with energy.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Adam Liston (@adam_liston) Co-Founder and Managing Director Nate Scutter (left) and Executive Chef Adam Liston and Co-Founder (right) pictured above Along with its undoubtedly stunning restaurant Yakisan will serve the poolside residents of Eighty Eight O’Connell providing an all-day dining menu to complement the luxury lifestyle of the area The restaurant is set to open at the end of this year when the construction of Eighty Eight O’Connell is expected to be completed as well The new development will see additional dining options, with Gelato Messina opening its flagship store, and iconic Italian food retailer Mercato launching its second location alongside 165 luxurious apartments spread across three buildings What: YakisanWhen: COMING SOONWhere: Rooftop of Eighty Eight O’Connell development, North AdelaideInstagram: @yakisan.88 For more information on Eighty Eight O’Connell by Commercial & General Group, visit their website A show-stopping $50m redevelopment of the scenic North Adelaide Golf Course will soon be underway after a confidential masterplan was shared A show-stopping $50 million redevelopment of the scenic North Adelaide Golf Course is in planning stages after a confidential masterplan was quietly shared on the Adelaide City Council’s website ahead of Premier Peter Malinauskas announcing LIV Golf’s move to the city alongside golfing legend The 2018 Adelaide City Council original masterplan outlined potential upgrades a two-storey clubhouse overlooking the River Torrens While the plan was put on hold in 2021 due to cost and land concerns with expectations that upgrades could be completed as early as 2027 or 2028 with support from the Adelaide City Council – which has managed the golf course for over 100 years – is working to ensure that North Adelaide Golf Course remains publicly owned and operated throughout any redevelopment process With Greg Norman’s world-class design firm at the helm of a brand new redevelopment plan the upgrade is expected to include a top-tier 18-hole world-class championship course The concept design on the council website has artist’s impressions for a luxury clubhouse and event space that features a cantilevered section stretching out over the River Torrens (Karrawirra Pari) giving it a striking floating effect that blends modern architecture with the beauty of the riverfront A two-tier golf driving range originally proposed offering elevated views from the upper level with high-tech bays designed to help golfers of all skill levels refine their swing an artist’s impression of a function centre showcases an underpass allowing seamless access to new facilities and fairways The transformation is being positioned as a key factor in securing LIV Golf Adelaide’s future through to 2031 while also attracting global golfers to South Australia and positioning Adelaide as an iconic venue for world-class events “LIV Golf Adelaide is the realisation of what LIV Golf can be around the world What LIV Golf has built has never been done before changing the sport for the better while having a lasting impact on communities like Adelaide I’m honoured to design a world-class course that will benefit current and future generations here in Australia LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil echoed this sentiment “LIV Golf Adelaide is the global showcase – the best stars Huge thanks to Premier Malinauskas and the people of South Australia for their commitment to making this a long-term home for LIV Golf.” The tournament’s popularity continues to soar with LIV Golf Adelaide 2025 drawing 102,483 fans over three days The event has contributed $136 million to South Australia’s economy in just two years cementing its place as a must-attend golf event with a festival atmosphere featuring elite players The 2026 tournament is expected to take place at The Grange Golf Club with more details to come as planning progresses For more information visit www.livgolf.com A sweet new spot is coming to O’Connell Street in North Adelaide this February – ‘Fro Yoh’ is a fresh frozen yogurt store ready to serve up something different to SA Created by husband-and-wife duo Jad and Rachelle El Banna Fro Yoh will bring international-inspirjaed flavours and a funky retro-style fit-out that’s sure to turn heads who also own the popular St George’s Bakehouse next door are no strangers to the hospitality industry Having spent over 20 years working in chicken shops Jad and Rachelle are now venturing into the frozen yogurt market Their experience in running St George’s where they’ve been for the past two and a half years has given them a deep understanding of customer service and the importance of creating a community-focused space but we noticed something was missing,” Owner Jad El Banna says “The inspiration for us really was that frozen yogurt is just popping off at the moment – it’s such a fun concept of going in and building it yourself We took that and found a great spot in O’Connell Street and we started putting the dream together.” Fro Yoh is set to stand out from the crowd with a focus on having not just classic flavours but a range of exciting new options inspired by Jad and Rachelle’s Lebanese heritage “We go to Lebanon most years and try all these new ice-creams and frozen yogurt flavours that are out of this world stuff you don’t actually see here,” Jad says “We want to come with something unique We want to bring a difference to the rest of the market.” Expect to find a mix of adventurous and classic flavours at Fro Yoh Jad says they plan to rotate flavours regularly introducing new options and keeping things fresh based on customer feedback but Jad and Rachelle want to take it a step further with more premium options and other high-quality toppings that take the entire frozen yogurt experience to the next level The aesthetic of Fro Yoh will be just as fresh as the treats they’re serving up Rachelle El Banna has taken the lead on the shop’s design with a playful pink colour scheme and simplistic style with lighting that brings everything together While Fro Yoh in North Adelaide will be their first frozen yogurt store Jad and Rachelle have big plans for the future with hopes to open several more locations across the state we want to do something that Adelaide hasn’t seen yet We want to bring flavours in that no one has so really our inspiration comes in giving to the people,” Jad says With the nearby college students likely to be a big part of their customer base Fro Yoh is set to become a popular hangout for young people on O’Connell Street Jad and Rachelle are excited to open their doors and share their passion with the local community What: Fro YohWhen: Coming soon – expected to open early February 2025Where: O’Connell Street, North Adelaide Instagram: @fro_yohFor more info, click here A new cafe has popped up in North Adelaide and it’s offering delightful cloud drinks and brightly coloured brunch to light up your mornings A new cafe has popped up in North Adelaide and it’s offering delightful cloud drinks Full disclosure: I am jumping for joy that there’s a new spot serving heavenly cloud lattes Cabana Cafe only just opened its doors in February with a soft opening which the venue purposely held off promoting and after sharing some beautiful pics with the world If you want to add some flair to your mornings Cabana’s unique drinks might be just what you need Customers have been particularly drawn to the cafe’s signature matcha of which owner Vichika Beung tells us there are two types “We’ve been really popular for our drinks,” Vichika said “A lot of people come back for the matcha The sweeter side of matcha is very popular so that’s what we use for our cloud drinks Then we’ve got another matcha for people who prefer a more bitter flavour It’s still a mild bitterness but just doesn’t have as much sweetness as the matcha cloud.” Or maybe you’ve got a serious sweet tooth Another customer favourite is the Dubai Cloud Iced Latte If you haven’t seen the viral Dubai chocolate craze that’s just hit Adelaide you might not be living on a rock but you probably haven’t been on TikTok recently I’ll paint the picture: Dubai chocolate is a rich block of chocolate filled with knafeh (made with spun pastry dough) and pistachio It has a delightful texture which combines the delicate crispness of knafeh with a soft with crushed pistachios adding a subtle crunch The drink has all the qualities of the pistachio filling without overdoing the sweetness of the original snack Vichika developed the Dubai Cloud Latte through multiple iterations in the Cabana kitchen Those would be my top three at the moment.” But maybe you’re happy to stick to a trusty hot flat white or a long black – I don’t blame you searching far and wide before bringing on their favourite coffee on the market by a Melbourne roaster called Clark St Coffee “I wanted to get the best coffee I could,” Vichika said There’s some great coffee in Adelaide but my absolute favourite coffee is from Melbourne I stayed in Melbourne for about three months a while ago and I would always go out and try coffee areas because I lived in the city.” I like smooth tasting coffee,” Vichika continued I thought I’d just call them and see what they thought about sourcing to Adelaide Clark St owner Melissa Floreani grew up in Adelaide and had already started looking to bring her coffee back to SA The cafe’s drinks might be where the hype is at but it’s hard to look past its bright flavoursome menu which complements the sweet and punchy flavours of the lattes Vichika’s favourite menu item is the Blissful Beetroot dish featuring a perfectly balanced combination of beetroot spread on toasted sourdough topped with creamy cheese The cafe initially set out to serve up flavourful sandos looking to take advantage of the popularity of the fare “I started with the sandos,” Vichika said “Because they’ve been really popular It’s got more of a soft pillowy texture compared to regular white bread It’s also got a sweeter taste.” “We focussed on the breakfast and brunch menu and making it really colourful We always made sure to perfect a dish before we brought it out,” Vichika added This was also the multi-talented Vichika’s doing taking a leaf out of her own architectural experience book “I designed the place so that it’s a comfy cosy atmosphere and I wanted it to be designed around the word ‘cabana’ I used lighting especially to give it the feel of a cabana or a sort of hut,” Vichika said “I’ve also created space so people can work there Instead of studying at home or staying at uni I’ve made sure there are plenty of power points and that the cafe has wifi.” It seems as though every detail is thought out as the space turns from cafe to restaurant at night Although the establishments are under the same name the restaurant operates under a totally different concept Cabana Restaurant serves up Middle Eastern cuisine and premium shisha with a mix of indoor and outdoor seating the restaurant opens its doors at 5pm in the same venue Vichika shared that she wants the cafe to be a vehicle to connect with the community and has already begun to put ideas into action Cabana will hold its very first Cars and Coffee event calling an automotive group to roll up in a collection high end cars for a neat spectacle while you grab your morning fix Whether you’re in it for the cloud lattes When: Cafe: Friday – Tuesday 7am – 3pm | Restaurant: 7 days 5pm til lateWhere: 135 Melbourne St, North Adelaide, 5006For more information, click here It's here. 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An Adelaide Metro tram traveling along North Terrace in Adelaide's CBD.(ABC News: Dean Faulkner) Published: 15h agoSun 4 May 2025 at 8:00pm Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio After claiming victory over Norwood in last week's Grand Final rematch the Panthers now turn their focus to Sunday afternoon's clash against the Roosters This match will also feature the Pinktails/Redtails Right Tracks Program Cup The cup celebrates the connection between the Panthers which supports remote men and women aged 14-40 in Central Australia through education and employment initiatives—all while harnessing their passion for AFL football recognising the standout player from each team The Panthers will also take the field in their 2025 Pinktails Guernsey in tribute to the program the Panthers could enter the match with an unchanged lineup provided all players come through Friday night’s training unscathed However, three potential debutants have been named in the extended squad: Abby Woodward (McLaren Districts), Hope Taylor (Happy Valley), and Molly Jenkins (McLaren Districts). Last week’s debutant, Maley Tape pulling down a strong mark in a promising first game the Panthers will be eager to bounce back after their first setback of the season when they face the Roosters Sunday’s action kicks off at 10:30 am with Development League Round 4 Patrons should note that the Jim Deane Grandstand will have limited capacity These seats are reserved for South Adelaide Members and Grandstand Pass holders Fans can catch all the excitement live at Magain Stadium, with tickets available online here or at the gate for $10 and around the ground parking also $10.  For those watching from home, the Development League match will be available to stream via SANFL Now 6   |   Played 15  Drawn 1 |   8 10.6 - 66   |   2024 Round 12  |   2.3 - 15 Follow every game of the 2024 Hostplus SANFL League and Women's League Season with access to all the live scores and stats across all grades including Under-18s Download the official SANFL App to stay in touch with the club while you're on the go Home | Contact Us | Site Map | Print this page | Top of page CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) North Adelaide will welcome a brand-new dining destination this week as Cottage Kitchen opens its doors this week North Adelaide will welcome a brand-new dining destination this week, as Cottage Kitchen opens its doors on Thursday December 5th The restaurant is set to make an impression Opening bright and early at 6:30am, Cottage Kitchen will be the first in the area to offer breakfast then a dinner menu focused on sharing delicious vegetarian and local protein dishes into the evening Their menu is all about celebrating the best of SA caters for a range of dietaries and is completely nut-free Some delicious highlights include the Carrot and mint yoghurt; the Cinnamon Brioche (V) with poached pear and a rum & honey glaze; and a juicy 250g MSA Grainfed Porterhouse (GF) served with broccolini To go with their menu, Cottage Kitchen serves up a selection of drinks including signature cocktails like the Cottage Mimosa But the real star is their all-South Australian wine list featuring top drops from renowned regions like Eden Valley They have selections from wineries like Rockford If you’re more of a coffee person, Cottage Kitchen will also be serving up a rich They’ll also have a selection of teas from their T-Bar including their own unique Cottage tea blend Cottage Kitchen is housed in a building rich in history with a design that beautifully blends Victorian charm and contemporary elements inspired by its unique architectural features the interior showcases the cottage’s historic character cozy vibe that has both a rustic charm and a Mediterranean warmth The interior features handcrafted details like olive trees and local artwork for added intimate touches The result is a stunning space that’s both timeless and modern Cottage Kitchen is located just a stone’s throw from Adelaide Oval and the Adelaide Zoo, on the charming Tynte Street in North Adelaide. Nestled among the beautiful, leafy streets of the area, Cottage Kitchen will be ready to welcome diners from this Thursday, and you can now make reservations via their website in North Adelaide has quietly become the city’s hardest booking this tiny Turkish restaurant has quietly become the hottest ticket in town and by the time you read this probably til December I’ve heard from people lucky enough to jump on this special restaurant offering in Adelaide before the book now button on their website literally went “nuts” Co-owners Gökçe and her husband Enver Tuğrul can’t believe how popular their little restaurant concept has become “We have a huge waiting list and everyday more people contact us to book it,” said Gökçe.“I am so very grateful that word has spread and people love our food.” Gökçe and Enver have created a warm and welcoming space where food brings people together With a deep respect for heritage and a passion for hospitality they’ve built something that feels less like a restaurant and more like a heartfelt invitation into their world “It all started with inviting our neighbours over for some traditional Turkish food and treats,” said Enver Walking into Mini Lokanta feels like you’ve somehow snuck into a dinner party at a friend’s house if that friend happened to be a phenomenal Turkish cook with a talent for hospitality who runs the kitchen has created something that goes beyond food Every dish feels like it belongs to a story originally shared in a family kitchen somewhere between Istanbul and the Aegean coast every plate hits the table looking like it’s been made just for you — because it has delicate Turkish dumplings swimming in garlic yoghurt golden pastry rolls stuffed with Turkish pastrami and melting cheese And then there’s the muhallebili kadayif which is creamy custard meets crisp roasted shredded filo and walnuts you’re also invited to BYO with no corkage Gökçe leans heavily on generations of family recipes the kind passed down over kitchen tables rather than scribbled in cookbooks Guests mention how she’ll pop out from the kitchen mid-service like you’re a regular at a family gathering It’s the sort of detail that keeps people talking long after the plates are cleared seem designed to make you forget you’re in a restaurant at all “We have traditional Turkish instruments and a vinyl record player with a collection of Turkish vinyl I collected from Turkish flea markets At the end of the evening our guests usually end up playing music or singing along,” said Enver and scoring a table is starting to feel like trying to get into an underground gig you heard about from a friend of a friend The kind of place you want to tell everyone about but also secretly want to keep to yourself Mini LokantaWhere: 214 Gover Street, North AdelaideWhen: Saturday nights onlySign up on the waiting list >> here A goalless third quarter proved to be the difference in South Adelaide’s 16-point loss to North Adelaide at Magain Stadium North Adelaide started the opening quarter as the more dangerous of the two sides kicking the first three goals of the game to put the hosts on the back foot early Thomas Simpson put pressure on his defender in a one-on-one contest to receive a free kick The subsequent 25-metre penalty made the set shot a certainty Skipper Jesse Nye once again led the way in the midfield finding the ball with ease and providing plenty of pressure through strong tackles South Adelaide managed to get the game back on level terms reducing the margin to just 12 points by quarter time Many of South’s prime movers started to get busy at the beginning of the second term with Angus White and Kodah Edwards winning their share of the clearances It wasn’t just the midfield that was responsible for starting forays forward defenders Jake Wigzell and Brady McDonald were often the first link in the chain off the half-back line South finally got reward for effort when Kody Shortridge slotted a composed set shot from close range The scoreboard pressure continued moments later when Benjamin Dittmar showcased his pace and skill to soccer the ball off the ground and over the line for his first goal of the game Dittmar would once again terrorise North’s defenders this time converting a set shot from 30 metres out to give his side a five-point lead while also not hesitating to rebound the ball from half-back The tenacity and overall skill of South was on full display with Edwards’ superb one-handed pick-up eventually resulting in a brilliant collect and goal from Harrison Davey near the boundary South’s lead extended to 16 points after a congested snap from Simpson for his second goal A late goal to North reduced the half-time margin to under two goals Eager to increase their lead in the third term South came close to the first goal of the quarter when Dittmar’s set shot attempt went wide kicking 27 of the next 28 points of the game to regain the lead Tommy Saunders and the rest of South’s defensive unit battled hard against a rampaging North but they couldn’t stop the away side from taking a 16-point lead into the final break Lucus Gordan’s brilliant kick inside the middle of the ground started a chain that resulted in Edwards marking strongly on the lead Needing the first goal of the final quarter Edwards remained composed and converted his set shot to reduce the margin to just 10 points North was able to take the wind from South’s sails by kicking the next two goals He had a good opportunity to reduce the deficit to three goals Cameron Woods’ long-range goal from 50 metres out gave the home side a glimmer of hope North were able to shut the game down and restrict South from eating into the margin late in the last term Shortridge managed to get out the back of the contest and convert his second goal which reduced the final margin to 16 points South Adelaide will look to get back on the winners' list when it faces West Adelaide at Magain Stadium on Sunday South Adelaide kicked off its season in emphatic fashion recording a 45-point win against North Adelaide at Magain Stadium The opening quarter couldn’t have started better for the home side with Hudson Boal finding the ball with ease and driving it forward Oliver South kicked the first goal of the game with a fantastic long-range effort from 45 metres out on the run The lead continued to grow following goals from Fergus Vogt and Joel Wigzell with the away side kicking the next two goals of the match After taking a slender two-point lead into the second quarter Zemes Pilot’s dribbling effort clipped the post while his snap out of the ruck went just wide Nathan Flesfadar took it upon himself to kick the first goal of the quarter after receiving a handball and running into an open goal He added his second minutes later with a composed set-shot effort South’s ball movement was electric across the ground with Jayce Potter collecting possessions across the half-back flank and providing a fantastic rebound The lead continued to increase following Vogt’s second goal of the match but Max Gregor’s set shot from 30 metres out ensured South went into half-time with plenty of momentum North came out with strong energy at the start of the third quarter but it was the away side that struck first Pilot made up for his two earlier misses when he converted a set shot after showcasing his courage by standing under a high ball and taking a strong mark Although South were doing most of the attacking defenders Riley Watchman and Dale Shearer made life difficult for North’s forwards despite some dangerous forward chains by North Tyler Harris and Tom Meaney negated North’s earlier goal while Vogt’s third deflated the away side’s spirit South’s 32-point lead was going to take some chasing Joel Wigzell had two golden opportunities to increase the lead but missed with a long running shot and a quick snap South’s tackling pressure continued despite the commanding lead Darcy Campbell-Kearney shrugged off a would-be defender and used his turn of pace to burst inside 50 and kick one of the goals of the afternoon Meaney’s second goal for the day late in the final quarter sealed an emphatic 45-point win for South though the margin could have been much more had the home side converted its opportunities South Adelaide will be eager to secure its second win in a row when it faces West Adelaide at Magain Stadium on Sunday 2025The North Adelaide Railway Station opened in 1857 and is the only surviving original station building on the Adelaide to Gawler line This picture: Experience Adelaide The North Adelaide Railway Station could soon be home to a new tenant with a pop-up live music venue or hospitality venture suggested for the vacant building The Victorian-style North Adelaide Railway Station building is a State Heritage Place located in Possum Park/Pirltawardli and has stood vacant since café and retail store Red House Vintage closed in 2019 operators are restricted from removing walls or altering the building’s overall layout which has made it a challenge to lease Adelaide City Council’s City Community Services and Culture Committee heard last night A creative venture, like a hybrid live music and hospitality space, has been suggested to activate the space short-term through Renew Adelaide the not-for-profit organisation that activates underutilised property across the Adelaide CBD Ben and Miles have proposed a project to collaborate with music industry consultants and local businesses to revitalise the station Members from the ARIA-nominated rock band Bad//Dreems are potential operators for the spot according to a proposal included in the committee’s agenda papers They’ve expressed interest through Renew to create a recording studio rehearsal space and venue to mentor younger artists and make a difference in this space If it does become a music venue they’ll make changes like installing indoor soundproofing that’s not fixed to the dwelling to address noise concerns while maintaining the heritage Renew Adelaide CEO Gianna Murphy told CityMag they’re grateful for the opportunity to propose an activation for “such an important heritage and community asset” Subscribe for updates“We have been in discussion with a handful of potential operators to understand what opportunities this iconic site might present and are confident we can support a culturally enriching activation for this precinct and community,” she said “We look forward to hearing the outcome of council’s decision regarding this beautiful site.” For the hospitality aspect that’s been pitched to move into the venue’s large four-room space Renew graduate Olivia Moore is one of the names floated in early talks Olivia owns Hindmarsh Square’s LOC Bottle Bar and was one of the first Renew Adelaide projects in the east end Once businesses get their start from Renew they can negotiate a commercial lease with the lessor and continue operating in the space Councillor Carmel Noon said she loves the railway station premises and thinks this is a “fantastic step forward” “I think this is a great option especially using Renew Adelaide because they’re a tried and tested partner of the City of Adelaide and I have absolute faith in them to make this interim 12 months a success that will inform what we do in the future,” she said The committee were supportive of the council entering into a 12-month lease agreement with Renew to activate the space they will also open expressions of interest to find longer-term tenants for the space which will require approvals from the council and Kadaltilla/Adelaide Park Lands Authority Subscribe for updatesIn 2020, the council leased the North Adelaide Railway Station to the Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation (KYAC) to establish a Kaurna Community Hub, but KYAC withdrew from the opportunity in 2021. While there has been interest from different organisations to lease the space since then, adapting the heritage space and little spontaneous foot traffic in the area have been challenges. InDaily South Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout South Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Norwood midfielder Billy Cootee pressured by three North players during Saturday night's Round 1 clash Norwood’s 2025 SANFL season got off to a challenging start on Saturday night going down to a wayward North Adelaide side by 32 points at Coopers Stadium On a perfect night for football at The Parade the Redlegs under new coach Jade Sheedy went down to a quality Roosters lineup The Roosters ran all over the home side in the first half leaving Norwood 43 points down and on the ropes mid-way during the second term the Redlegs worked their way into the match as North Adelaide squandered countless opportunities in the second half Norwood kicked three goals to two after half time but it was 3.3 to 2.10 in the second half in a game dominated by the red and white Gun Roosters Keenan Ramsey and Alex Spina were well held but Angus Schumacher (26 disposals) and Oskar Faulkhead (23) were a handful The returning Nik Rokahr was the leading ball winner on the ground with 29 disposals Matt Ling 23 and Cooper Murley 21 for Norwood as the ball lived in North’s forward half for much of the game restricting the Roosters to eight goals from 53 entries with plenty of pressured and wayward shots but Norwood’s struggles came transitioning the ball into the forward line When they could escape from their defensive zone the Redlegs looked dangerous running the ball through the midfield but constantly broke down transitioning into forward 50 Norwood headed into Round 1 with an extensive injury list Will Rowlands and Luke Surman (late out) on the sidelines as five players made their Round 1 debuts – Liam Ling Billy Cootee and Jacob Kennerley in the first centre bounce up against former Redleg ruckman Alex van Wyk with winger Jake Cresswell finding the first kick of the evening Rokahr sent Norwood inside 50m and the game It looked that Norwood had the first goal on the board but it was touched off Cresswell’s soccering boot From the kick out it was North which drew first blood the game became stagnent as the contested game took over in North’s forward half restricting the Roosters to 1.4-10 to 0.1-1 after 15 minutes and eventually Ewan Mackinlay kicked the Roosters second Heard provided an excellent forward 50m contest to spill the ball to Jayden Gale The Redlegs defenders stood up under the pressure of 16 first quarter inside 50m and would have been happy to go in and reset at quarter time 17 points down but North unfortunately found their third in the final minute from Kelsey Rypstra Recruits for their respective clubs Rokahr (Norwood) and Angus Schumacher (North) started the game strongly marks +12 and had 16-9 inside 50m entries for 10 scoring shots to two The Redlegs again moved the ball nicely along the wing and through the middle of the ground and missing players in space with wayward kicks as the Roosters slammed home two quick goals early in the second term to make it a 37-point lead at the eight-minute mark North added another to make it a match high 43 points and from there the Redlegs managed to maintain the football The highlight of the first half was Norwood’s first goal which came off the boot of debutant Liam Ling at the 19-minute mark of the second term Norwood enjoyed a good patch before half time and Gale booted the Redlegs second goal three minutes later to make the half time margin 31 points Rokahr was well held in the second term with just three disposals while Schumacher (18 disposals) and Faulkhead (17) had found plenty of the footy but the big difference was the way the teams were directing the ball into their attacking zones Jackson Callow set the tone coming out of half time but again it was North that responded on the scoreboard with Mitch Harvey booting the Roosters seventh goal two minutes into the half The Roosters started the third quarter strongly but it was for a return of 1.5 and another shot out on the full The Redlegs looked dangerous when they could escape defensive 50m as McCallum went bouncing through the middle of the ground who turned and spotted Mitch O’Neill 40m out and reduced the margin to 35 points and gave Norwood a heartbeat which would have annoyed the Roosters who had dominated the term for no scoreboard reward Heard and Rokahr couldn’t nail goals which would have brought the margin back under 30 points Despite North’s dominance in the third term it was one goal each and the door was ajar at three quarter time Kennerley came storming out of the centre square to start the final term which was a snapshot into the night for the Redlegs Heard nailed a huge goal a few seconds later and had other chances to ice the game but missed and Pierce Seymour made the most of a down-field free kick and nailed the goal but the improved second half is momentum to take into next Saturday’s Round 2 clash with Woodville-West Torrens Norwood’s extensive injury list was felt most at Reserves level with the inexperienced Redlegs going down to North Adelaide by 109 points on Saturday night including three current U18s in Harper Bromson Jake Hill and Luke Scott who are in their first season of senior football North kicked four unanswered goals in the first quarter and never looked back on its way to a 18.11-119 to 1.4-10 win Jack Hodges was the sole goal scorer for Norwood while George McLeod was the Redlegs best player with 31 disposals on a tough night Charlie Molan (19 disposals) and Rozenbilds (17 disposals) also showed good signs in their first outings for Norwood’s Reserves side Jack Michalanney played his first Senior Men’s game at Norwood during Saturday afternoon’s loss to North serves Middle Eastern cuisine and premium shisha seven nights a week Cabana Restaurant, the evening counterpart to Cabana Cafe This CBD-surrounds venue is designed as a social hub offering a carefully curated atmosphere for connection Every detail has been carefully considered creating a space that feels both familiar and completely unique A striking feature wall with a rock-like texture and a glowing embedded “CABANA” sign anchors the interior while floor-to-ceiling collapsible windows keep the space bright and airy offering an alfresco feel when the weather allows speaking on behalf of himself and Cabana Cafe owner Vichika Beung said “When we were designing the shop we wanted the interior to look really nice and feel really cozy.” “Vicke was really into designing… so I gave Vicke the financial approval to go ahead with the design,” Mohsin continued “The interior had no budget restrictions and we presented the most unique space.” Head Chef Hend is serving up Middle Eastern foods with Syrian and Lebanese cuisine at the heart of the kitchen Hend comes from a successful run operating a food truck and Mohsin tells us Middle Eastern food is her specialty with a choice of lamb or chicken and a helping of fries on the side You can also opt for a fresh and healthy falafel salad or a fattoush chopped salad with pita bread “I wanted the food to stand out and be the best quality so I had to run around to plenty of suppliers to find ingredients that are the most fresh and tastes good as well so people can enjoy what they pay for,” Mohsin said with mocktails and flavourful refreshments at the forefront and edible flowers as a garnish comes highly recommended It wouldn’t be cabana without the shisha though “I tried a lot of shisha that’s in Australia and I just couldn’t get a product that would give you the best experience,” he said “So I went on a hunt until I found a supplier from Egypt that had the products I was looking for I invested a lot in securing those products and importing them to Australia exclusive to Cabana Adl.” Every detail has been considered—even the tap water Mohsin found a top-tier filtration system that removes all chemicals and impurities ensuring the highest quality water possible but Mohsin reckons it’s all worth it in the name of customer experience Mohsin came to Australia from Afghanistan as a refugee He said growing up so independently has shaped his approach to life—and he’s used those values to shape his venue you always want to be out socialising,” Mohsin said he designed Cabana as one of the area’s few late-night venues Mohsin worked as a social worker helping refugees with case management with his wealth of experience Following a trip to the Gold Coast almost three years ago no business is better than business of honesty Our culture always teaches us to take good pride in hospitality of your guests we provide an unforgettable experience in hospitality,” said Mohsin “Every customer that comes in for shisha gets served with complimentary carrots and nuts that they can snack on while having a good or bad conversation so at least they’re enjoying something if not the conversation,” Mohsin concluded.” and soak up the vibe—Mohsin and his team have created a space where everyone feels at home When: Restaurant: 7 days 5pm til late | Cafe: Friday – Tuesday 7am – 3pmWhere: 135 Melbourne St, North Adelaide, 5006For more information, click here Adelaide SANFL recruit Cam Taheny is set to make his Crows debut after being named in the team to take on North Adelaide on Saturday afternoon The Crows face the Roosters at Prospect Oval with the former Geelong-listed forward included in the side Taheny spent two seasons on the Cats’ AFL list after being selected with Pick No.50 in the 2019 National Draft The 23-year-old is joined in the line-up by fellow SANFL-listed players Jay Boyle Crows AFL-listed players including Chris Burgess and Harry Schoenberg are also listed to feature Adelaide enjoyed a 95-point win in Round One against West Adelaide last Saturday, and will be hoping to continue its unblemished start to the 2025 SANFL season. The Crows’ Round Two games against North Adelaide is at Prospect Oval on Saturday at 2.40pm. Adelaide concluded its off-season trial match series at the weekend The forward was recognised for his first quarter grab The Crows Skipper spoke to the media on Monday We sit down with Murray Davis and see how the team is tracking so far. Jordan Dawson and Connor Rozee speak to the media ahead of Showdown 57. Re-watch Crows Live after our win against Carlton. Watch the highlights from our clash against Norwood. The Adelaide Football Club acknowledges the Kaurna people as the Traditional Custodians of the Adelaide Plains Region. We also acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples throughout Australia as the Traditional Custodians of their country and their ongoing connection to the land, sea and waters. seeks park lands protectionsAn Adelaide City Councillor says he will not support the move of LIV Golf to the North Adelaide Golf Course from 2028 citing human rights concerns over the event’s major sponsor and threats to public access of green space Adelaide City Councillor Keiran Snape told InDaily he would not support LIV Golf’s move to a redeveloped North Adelaide Golf Course “no matter what” and has prepared a motion for next week’s council meeting seeking assurances the park lands will be protected Snape said his goal was to “at the very least secure some protections for the park lands and some transparency for residents and ratepayers” Snape said he only found out about the government’s deal to move LIV Golf from the Grange Golf Club to North Adelaide from 2028 on Sunday via the media when the deal was announced Councillors will receive a confidential briefing next Monday from the state government – “which I certainly welcome,” he said InDaily understands Adelaide Lord Mayor Jane Lomax-Smith was in discussions with the Premier about the event’s move to North Adelaide before the announcement but was not involved in commercial in confidence discussions “We might finally know what’s going on as of next week but we won’t be able to share that for God knows how long,” Snape said Snape will circulate his motion amongst his colleagues today and intends to move it as a motion without notice at next Tuesday’s council meeting subject to Monday’s confidential briefing The motion requests “a consultation process be undertaken with residents of North Adelaide and affected stakeholders including the North Adelaide Golf Club members the Adelaide Park Lands Association and the Adelaide Park Lands Authority” and “that the removal of any significant trees because of a course design be kept to a minimum and seek written commitment to preclude any increase to built form (buildings) permanent fencing of the newly developed course and that temporary fencing be installed only for the minimum time necessary to stage the three-day event” The Councillor – formerly Deputy Lord Mayor – remained concerned about the possibility of a permanent fence being erected around the golf course despite assurances that would not proceed from both the Premier and the Lord Mayor the Lord Mayor said fencing was top of mind but that “there’ll be no permanent fencing The government has agreed – they’ve stated up front – that it will be public and we have to make sure that the particular sensitivities of all the neighbours are taken into account,” she said Snape was not convinced: “[The Premier] will not actually get to decide that at the end of the day and it will come down to insurance and the insurance companies,” he said “I will be seeking a commitment that we don’t have permanent fencing and we don’t have long-term fencing such as what we’ve seen down in Victoria Park around the 500 where infrastructure – so called ‘temporary infrastructure’ and fencing – is up for months at a time.” “Especially after all the work Council has done policy-wise to reduce building footprint [in the park lands],” he said “Greg Norman is wanting to redesign the golf course layout and I’d be strongly against any destruction of significant trees within that design.” “But we will have to talk with the designers because I think inevitably there’s going to be some movement of earth,” she said The SA Greens also raised similar concerns yesterday with MLC Robert Simms noting: “When parliament resumes this week the government must clearly detail its intentions” “Will there be same level of community access to public green space under the LIV golf plan Will the new Golf Course offer the same level of public service and at what cost to players Will the Council continue to run the golf course These are all important questions that need to be considered when assessing any proposal for the Park Lands,” Simms said “It’s concerning that crossbenchers would potentially give the government a blank cheque when it comes to Park Lands development Parliament shouldn’t be asked to sign up to this plan But Snape’s core concerns with the plan are existential too He said he had issues with the sponsorship of LIV Golf itself specifically the involvement of the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund The PIF is the nation’s sovereign wealth fund and has, according to Reuters, invested nearly US$5 billion in the loss-making tournament LIV Golf operating losses in 2023 were at US$394 million “This golf tournament is funded by oil money and that goes against both the City of Adelaide Climate Emergency Declaration and also the state government’s Climate Declaration,” he said we should not be supporting Santos having sponsorship rights of the Tour Down Under.” He also raised concerns with Saudi Arabia’s human rights record, pointing to claims in the media that the nation uses investment in sport to improve its global reputation via ‘sportswashing’. Indeed, Human Rights Watch claimed last year that the PIF “facilitated and benefited from human rights abuses” and that the fund’s controller – Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman – “has used the fund’s economic power to commit serious human rights violations and investments in foreign sporting events to whitewash the reputational harm” daily“There are multifaceted concerns,” Snape said “Not too many people have touched on [the PIF] this time around There has been commentary in the past but as part of this announcement the issue has been more about a move to North Adelaide – which I also don’t support.” SponsoredResetting the rules: How parenting has changed in 2025Meltdowns in Kmart A new SA podcast is here to help you feel a little more confident – and a lot less alone – about how you parent SponsoredWhat’s happening in SA: May editionForget autumn hibernation – May’s here with drag queens Autumn in Adelaide has never looked so good SponsoredKiller camels and trampoline sex scandals: It’s History Festival timeDan and Tom from podcast AdeLOL reveal the hilarious side of South Australia’s history your teachers conveniently skipped See why history’s better when it’s weird at this year’s History Festival SponsoredWorld-first AI breakthrough helps SA hospitalsSouth Australia’s latest medical game-changer isn’t a new pill – it’s an AI system built by two young Adelaide doctors that’s helping free up beds in our hospitals In DepthIn DepthFederal thrashing bad news for state LiberalsVincent Tarzia says he accepts the federal thrashing with grace and humility, writes Mike Smithson. 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Among the half-dozen models destined for the Australian market, there are two new all-electric EVs – the Q4 and Q6 e-Tron – which will reignite Audi’s commitment to pure electric performance. is set to open in North Adelaide this November celebrating sustainability and South Australian pride your Cottage.” – Cottage Kitchen Locally owned and operated by the Culshaw family the restaurant will showcase the best regional produce and flavours Cottage Kitchen will be the first restaurant in the area to offer early breakfasts and will remain open for lunch and dinner late into the night Cottage Kitchen invites everyone to experience the beauty of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine Cottage Kitchen offers a dining experience that feels like home where every meal is a celebration of local pride and shared connections Sustainability is at the heart of Cottage Kitchen’s mission The restaurant goes above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of its operations is environmentally responsible All takeaway containers are home compostable and diners can choose to purchase ceramic takeaway coffee cups for reuse Cottage Kitchen will also be using a milk keg system from Fleurieu Milk Company which is expected to help prevent eight tonnes of plastic waste this year we prioritise environmental responsibility Our takeaway offerings feature 100% compostable and biodegradable packaging made from renewable materials,” the Cottage Kitchen team says diners will enjoy a family-style dining experience that blends Mediterranean flavours with locally sourced ingredients – all from South Australian producers Their mission is simple: to create shared moments of family and community over delicious Menu highlights include a grilled zucchini salad with burrata and capsicum as well as a lamb rack seasoned with Moroccan spices and topped with a mint gremolata from the Eyre Peninsula which is also gluten-free and lactose-free there will be a selection of South Australian wines Cottage Kitchen is housed in a beautifully converted 19th-century cottage airy dining spaces that are flooded with natural light The spacious front deck offers a perfect spot for al fresco dining under umbrellas your Cottage” reflects the restaurant’s commitment to being a welcoming space where people come together to enjoy life’s simple pleasures With its emphasis on sustainability and community spirit and with opening hours from 6:30am in the morning until late this new restaurant is set to bring something fresh and exciting to North Adelaide What: Cottage KitchenWhere: 198 Tynte Street, North AdelaideWhen: Opening in November Instagram: @cottagekitchen.nthadl The upgrades will enhance the LIV Golf playground and provide tourists and locals alike a world-class public course throughout the year and LIV Golf Board Member and Australian golf legend Greg Norman announced that Adelaide would remain the exclusive home of LIV Golf in Australia until 2031 an ambitious redevelopment project for the North Adelaide Golf Course has officially began slated to be designed by Greg Norman’s world-leading firm In their efforts to transform the course into one of the world’s best public golf venues the redevelopment will include a new 18-hole Championship Course These upgrades will not only enhance the LIV Golf playground but will also provide tourists and local golfers alike a world-class public course to use throughout the year The State Government and The Greg Norman Company are currently in the early stages of planning the new upgrades with preliminary designs expected to be revealed later this year Greg Norman’s company is recognised as one of the premier golf course design firms in the world with a strong collection of over 100 courses opened across 34 countries and six continents There’s also no current estimation on the total cost of these upgrades but the Premier has said costs would be “modest” in comparison to scrapped infrastructure projects like the $700M Riverbank Arena proposed in 2021 LIV Golf is contracted to return to the Grange Golf Club in 2026 The Premier met with the president of the Grange Golf Club over the weekend to discuss an option for 2027 as well The North Adelaide upgrade is estimated to be completed by 2028 but there is speculation that it could be finished a year earlier Speaking at a press conference on Monday morning there is a view and I think it needs to be carefully considered there is a view that the North Adelaide upgrade could be done by 2027 – I’m a bit more cautious about that which is why I think there needs to be good faith negotiations between LIV and Grange to see whether or not there is a plus one option at Grange just to cover off on any risk that North Adelaide is not ready by 2027 and those are discussions that will happen.” Malinauskas also compared this development to the ongoing upgrades to the Adelaide Aquatic Centre which resides just a few streets away from the golf course the City Council developed a plan to redevelop the golf course but lacked the funding to make any headway “That’s where State Government has invested to take a loss-making old piece of infrastructure off the City Council and now it’s back in State Government hands and we’re going to get a new one out of it that’ll be able to deliver a return to the taxpayer … that absolutely can be achieved with the golf course” Malinauskas touched on the ideal location of the North Adelaide venue and the advantages of investing in its future: “Nestled in the stunning Adelaide Park Lands the North Adelaide Golf Course is a stunning platform on which to showcase our city to the rest of the world.” “The investments we’re making will deliver a high quality outcome for our Park Lands improvements for members of the public who want to play at North Adelaide provide a new home for the growth of LIV Golf Adelaide.” This series of developments confirms the South Australian Government’s strategic vision to harness top-tier global sporting events like LIV Golf not just for sport but also as major catalysts for tourism they hold the promise of redefining golf in the region while showcasing South Australia’s vibrant community and dynamic cityscape to a worldwide audience Play Duration: 3 minutes 1 second3m 1sBrought to you by LIV Golf will remain at Grange Golf Club until 2026. But what does the future look like?  Could North Adelaide become the tournament's new home, or will a much-needed upgrade rule out the central location? "It is a magnificent golf course", Former Lord Mayor, Sandy Verschoor said to Sonya & Jules. "We just decided that was a way too big revamp". Golfers prepare to tee off at North Adelaide Golf Club.(Troy Sincock, ABC) Forward Chris Burgess produced a best on ground performance in Adelaide’s Round Two SANFL, after slotting five goals against North Adelaide on Saturday. Billy Dowling also impressed with 26 disposals, eight marks and a goal, while Charlie Edwards returned similar numbers with 21 touches, nine marks and one goal. Zac Taylor (16 disposals, seven marks) and Tyler Welsh (eight touches) slotted two goals each, while Brayden Cook (17 touches, six tackles) and Luke Pedlar (19 disposals) kicked one. SSP selection Lachlan McAndrew was prolific in the ruck, finishing with 21 disposals, 32 hitouts and nine clearances. Harry Schoenberg was busy with 19 touches, Chayce Jones had 16, Brodie Smith 18, and Jordon Butts 15. Other senior Crows in action were Hugh Bond (nine disposals) and Oscar Ryan (11). Adelaide’s SANFL side will not play this weekend, with a League-wide bye due to Gather Round. The Crows will return to the field for a Good Friday blockbuster on April 18 against Glenelg at Glenelg Oval, with the first bounce at 4:10pm. Watch the full match highlights from our clash with North Adelaide in the SANFL. The State Commission Assessment Panel (SCAP) on Tuesday granted planning consent to a proposed redevelopment of 183 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide – a 1700-square metre development site next to the Lion Hotel. The project features 35 apartments targeted at homeowners looking to downsize. The majority of homes will have three bedrooms and a floor space of 140 to 150 square metres. A render of the proposed development at 183 Melbourne Street. Image: Tectvs Architecture An existing three-level office block on the site will be demolished to make way for the apartment project. The office is currently home to several commercial tenants, including private health firm Partnered Health, recruitment agency Complete Personnel Group and mortgage brokers Mortgage Choice. The existing office block at 183 Melbourne Street slated for demolition under the development plant. Photo: Thomas Kelsall/InDaily In September, project director Daniel De Conno told InDaily they hope to begin construction within 12 to 24 months and will have to decant the existing tenants. The land is also home to the state heritage listed former malt house of the old Lion brewery. Subscribe for updatesThe 1872-built structure is planned to be conserved and incorporated into the new development, potentially as a residents-only gym or lounge. The malt house will be conserved under the development plan. Image: Tectvs Architecture One commercial office tenancy will also be available in the new development. The development represents a new height for Melbourne Street, which is primarily composed of low-rise office buildings. Development in North Adelaide – one of Adelaide’s most historic and heritage-protected suburbs – continues to gradually escalate in intensity. The 183 Melbourne Street project comes after a separate application was filed in August for a nine-storey apartment building at 18-20 Walter Street, near North Adelaide’s Wellington Square. Meanwhile, Commercial and General’s landmark redevelopment of North Adelaide’s old Le Cornu site, Eight-Eight O’Connell, is scheduled to open next year. Subscribe for updatesThe project features two 13-storey towers and one 15-storey tower holding a range of luxury apartments and a retail strip on the ground floor. one of the newest restaurants to open in North Adelaide is bringing a new take on the classic dining experience to O’Connell Street combining the elegance of fine dining with the fun spirit of a bistro ODÉ’s style is described as ‘fine bistro’ rather than ‘fine dining’ Head Chef and Restaurant Owner Simon Ming explains it best: “There’s two factors: the first is “fine” and the second is “bistro” which is to give people a sense that our restaurant is flexible but we are maintaining the high quality on food and drinks in the same time.” the “fine” represents their high standards – exceptional food While the “bistro” part makes it clear: this is a place where you can feel relaxed and choose between a fine dining degustation experience or a casual à la carte menu One of the standout features of ODÉ is its ability to deliver outstanding food at a price that’s typically not associated with fine dining “We still want to maintain the best quality the highest standard that you can find at a restaurant but we’re not going to overly hype up prices on the menu,” Simon says ODÉ’s menu is a contemporary Australian fusion bringing together Simon’s Asian heritage with modern western cooking techniques By using locally sourced ingredients from South Australia he creates a multi-layered dining experience that blends different cultures and flavours in a way that’s unique to ODÉ the wine list at ODÉ is evolving seasonally together with the food menu featuring a selection of high-end wines from France “I imagine a plain canvas in front of myself I use different colours to paint the canvas It’s the same theory when using different cooking techniques and playing with different ingredients from different cultures and curating them into my own fusion,” Simon says is the flamed shallot pancake with spiced yogurt and Sichuan peppercorn It’s a dish that perfectly showcases the fusion of Western and Asian influences that define ODÉ’s style Inspired by the traditional Chinese shallot pancake Simon took it up a notch by merging it with an Italian focaccia recipe to create something crunchy and smokey on the outside yet light and fluffy with layers of seasoning and spring onions inside the pancake is served with a rich labneh yoghurt dip seasoned with a spice mix and infused with Sichuan peppercorn oil for a savoury finish it’s super important to have the bread outstanding on the menu running a Western-style restaurant,” Simon says “Bread is important in dining culture and having good bread in a restaurant helps create a strong first impression.” The service at ODÉ is just as important as the food and the “fine” aspect of their fine bistro philosophy truly shines here allowing the small team to engage with every guest personally The staff takes the time to explain the menu so that every guest feels like they’re part of something special modern interior features charcoal walls and shelves filled with wine bottles The minimalist design creates a comfortable which is perfect for everything from a casual date night to a special celebration ODÉ is truly a place where fine dining meets flexibility and fun You can enjoy a refined degustation experience or a casual à la carte meal What: ODÉ BistroWhere: 151 O’Connell St, North AdelaideWhen: Lunch: Friday to Sunday from 12pmDinner: Wednesday to Sunday from 5pmInstagram: @ode_bistroFor more information, click here Adelaide’s brand-new world-class aquatic centre in North Adelaide is set to open next summer with giant beams delivered by crane trucks with giant beams delivered by crane trucks through the city in the middle of the night The massive wooden beams were carefully lifted into place offering a glimpse of the impressive structure taking shape The numbers are staggering – 52 giant beams and columns, hundreds of roofing panels and nearly 8,000 screws holding it all together this state-of-the-art facility will soon be a favourite destination for the community to swim natural tones will help it blend beautifully with the local landscape while the spaces are created to be welcoming for everyone – regardless of age This exciting new facility is not only packed with fantastic features for fun and fitness but the centre will be ultra environmentally friendly the new aquatic centre will be powered by 100% renewable energy making it all-electric and a sustainable choice for our community Stay tuned for more updates as the countdown to opening begins!For further information visit the Department for Infrastructure and Transport. South Adelaide supporters will get their first glimpse of the 2025 Panthers this Saturday morning in an exciting six-period match simulation against North Adelaide The hit-out offers fans a chance to see the squad in action including several fresh faces set to make their mark in 2025 Among them is 2024 Reserves Magarey Medallist Brad Jefferies who will take the field alongside Ben Ashley-Cooper The match will also feature a promising crop of young talent stepping up from the Under-18s to the senior ranks Supporters can look forward to seeing Ryan Borlace and 2024 Under-18 skipper Jacob Sheean as they begin their transition into senior football this is a fantastic opportunity for Panthers fans to head down to the newly named Magain Stadium and get a firsthand look at the team’s development Be there from 9:30 AM to catch all the action and support the next generation of South Adelaide talent There is still time to also jump on board as a 2025 member and receive your pack before Round 1.  This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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Shane Sody, who is president of the Adelaide Park Lands Association, said that despite much publicity from the Premier around plans to build a new golf course in North Adelaide for LIV Golf little in terms of details has been released so far “He’s given no indication of how many significant trees have to be chopped down how long Park 1 would need to be fenced and the extent of fencing how many new buildings and what size they would be The meeting will be held at the North Adelaide Community Centre on Saturday afternoon with a capacity of 100 people Sody said he expects a full house because “everyone who values the Adelaide Park Lands as open green public space has an interest in protecting them” The meeting will be chaired by City of Adelaide councillor Keiran Snape who recently spoke out with his own concerns around the new golf course including human rights concerns about LIV Golf’s major sponsor and threats to public access to green space Other speakers will include former golfer Keith Preston and Sody and Sarah Russo from the Adelaide Park Lands Association Sody said Adelaide MP Lucy Hood was invited and was unable to attend but that they were told they would receive a statement from the Premier to read at the meeting Among the concerns the organisers expect to be raised are the potential loss of century-old trees threats to biodiversity during the development green public areas and concerns about how much it will cost the taxpayer Sody said he does not want to anticipate the outcome of the meeting but that it may result in an activist campaign dailySponsored content from The Post.He said that the Adelaide Park Lands Association is “not opposed to anything” but is in favour of “open “To the extent that something is not consistent with parks being open then it should be characterised as an attack on open Sody said he hopes the meeting will make the government take note of community support for the Adelaide Park Lands “The government so far has shown no indication of respecting or protecting our Adelaide Park Lands – we hope that either following this meeting or soon afterwards the government realises what they would be risking,” he said Premier Peter Malinauskas unveiled plans for a new golf course in North Adelaide in February as part of SA’s bid to host LIV Golf until 2031 “We see a big opportunity in North Adelaide,” Malinauskas said at the time “Getting LIV Golf into the city unlocks yet more economic potential “We want to make it easy for patrons and guests coming from interstate and overseas by having golf in the CBD on a world championship daily“We will now have something that is globally unique… to have the world’s best golfers teeing off on one of the world’s best public golf courses in the middle of a metropolitan city.” Brazilian police say they have prevented a bomb attack planned for Lady Gaga’s historic concert that drew more than two million people to Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. A popemobile will be transformed into a mobile health clinic for children in the Gaza Strip, fulfilling one of Pope Francis’ final wishes. While Labor scored an emphatic majority over the coalition in Saturday’s federal election, several seats remain too close to call. featuring a revamped North Adelaide Golf Course designed by Greg Norman South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas along with LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil and Australian golf icon Greg Norman revealed today that Adelaide will remain the exclusive Australian destination for the LIV Golf tournament until 2031 The extended agreement is part of a broader plan to further enhance golfing facilities in the region working jointly with Adelaide City Council has announced an ambitious redevelopment project for the North Adelaide Golf Course slated to be designed by Greg Norman’s firm aims to convert this already significant venue into one of the leading public golf courses globally North Adelaide Golf Course stands out due to its remarkable location within the Adelaide Park Lands and its scenic views of the Adelaide CBD The proposed upgrades will not only enhance the facilities but are also expected to substantially boost tourism drawing more visitors both from within Australia and internationally Along with creating a new 18-hole Championship Course the plans include the installation of a new driving range and advanced practice facilities which will accommodate the growing demands of LIV Golf Adelaide Premier Malinauskas highlighted the broad-reaching benefits of this initiative He said “The investments we’re making will deliver a high quality outcome for our Park Lands,improvements for members of the public who want to play at North Adelaide provide a new home for the growth of LIV Golf Adelaide “Seeing LIV get bigger and better means more people from around Australia and theworld getting the chance to experience the wonders of our state “This is about much more than just bringing the world’s best golfers to Adelaide – it’sabout telling the story of South Australia to a global audience with images of ourState’s magnificent regions beamed into the homes of more than a hundred countries it’s also about leveraging LIV as a platform to show that South Australiais a great place to do business.” The events have garnered substantial attention translating to over 79,000 visitor nights and visitors staying an average of nearly four days with about 40% of attendees coming from outside South Australia This series of developments confirms the South Australian Government’s strategic vision to harness top-tier global sporting events like LIV Golf not just for sport but also as major catalysts for tourism they hold the promise of redefining golf in the region while showcasing South Australia’s vibrant community and dynamic cityscape to a worldwide audience