Opinion
Editorials
Editorial: Go in to bat for Oval
THERE is a worrying sense of drift surrounding the project to rebuild the Adelaide Oval.
Editorial: Sentiment holds sway
THE expected decision to declare the Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary a national park is a welcome move.
Editorial: Real leaders have heart
ONE of John Howard's most devastating political putdowns was to claim Labor leader Kim Beazley didn't have the "ticker" - the heart - for The Lodge.
Editorial: Incentive for teachers
THE teaching profession in South Australia has had a tough couple of years. A bitter two-year pay dispute had teachers crying out for more pay and better conditions.
Editorial: PS jobs for life
PUBLIC sector unions spent yesterday in court battling state Government attempts to reduce its entitlements in last year's Budget.
Editorial: Tough on road offenders
THE unfairly maligned Thinkers in Residence program has once again delivered a thought-provoking work, this time by retired Californian judge Peggy Hora.
Editorial: No place for a mine
THE fight for the future of the Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary will be a defining episode in South Australia's development.
Editorial: Gillard's hospital fix
HOSPITALS reform was meant to be a defining preoccupation of the Rudd Government but actual results - as distinct from speeches and news releases - were thin on the ground.
Editorial: What is an Australian?
IN the words of the song that former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett would have as our national anthem, it is obvious "we are Australian".
Editorial: Labor may learn to listen
PROTECTION against unwanted urban development in South Australia's renowned Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale is a welcome initiative in its own right.
Editorial: Labor loses surprise
PREMIER Mike Rann has made more changes to his Cabinet than at any time in his nine years of power.
Editorial: Labor's renewal gamble
THE ministerial reshuffle to be announced today comes at a crucial time for the State - not just the Labor Party.
CARTOONS
Jos Valdman - The Advertiser
VALDMAN is the cartoonist for The Advertiser and AdelaideNow. He is fascinated by politicians and other zoo animals – especially Fandango the flamingo.
Peter MacMullin - The Sunday Mail
SUNDAY Mail artist MacMullin swears to abide by the cartoonists' charter of being forever frivolous and loosely accurate.
Blogs
Andrew Bolt
ANDREW Bolt is one of Australia's most successful and provocative bloggers. Love him or hate him, you just can't ignore him.
Andrew Fenton's Turkey Shoot
FILM writer Andrew Fenton takes aim at movies and pop culture in a blog named after the timeless Australian B-grade movie Turkey Shoot.
Samela Harris
EXPLORE features writer Sa Harris's quirky and unique take on life in Adelaide, and the weighty issues of the world.
Guest bloggers
ADELAIDENOW frequently hosts guest bloggers – from household names to members of the public. Keep an eye out for some surprises!
News
400 feared dead in quake
RESCUERS are working frantically into the night in Christchurch to reach trapped survivors, with fears the death toll from its earthquake could reach almost 400.
Sport
All's well among Reds despite walkout
COACH Rini Coolen and captain Travis Dodd have both downplayed Cassio's training walkout yesterday and declared all is well in the Adelaide United.
LATEST PHOTO GALLERIES
Zoo animals measure up
Zookeepers checking on the condition of animals within their care have produced remarkable pictures
Elderly woman murdered
Police are investigating the murder of an elderly woman at her home at Seacliff
