Sonya & Jules in Cabaret - Bling it on! + Sunday Too Far Away 50th Anniversary

ABC Radio Adelaide’s favourite duo, Sonya Feldhoff and Jules Schiller, return live on stage for one special show at the Cabaret Festival’s opening weekend. Seats booked out in record time, but we managed to save the very last remaining tickets for cabaret lovers to win.

The classic Australian movie ‘Sunday Too Far Away’ starring Jack Thompson turns 50 this year. To celebrate, ABC Radio Adelaide will present an exclusive special event screening hosted by Weekends presenter, Deb Tribe and you're invited.

Adelaide's Cohen Group of Companies has revealed stage 6 of the Burnside Village redevelopment, Director Andrew Cohen saying, "It's very humbling, actually". ABC Radio Adelaide's roving reporter, Troy Sincock, joined the crowds as the doors opened on Thursday morning.

"I am a mighty South Aussie", said colourful cricket writer and commentator Bharat Sundaresan, after recently taking part in a citizenship ceremony in Mount Barker.
He told Sonya & Jules on Breakfast "I've woken up as an Indian for the last time".

Since 1993, Renata Jarrad has been supporting people with cancer by holding a big morning tea every year, holding space for people like breast cancer survivor Annette Moore. Rory McClaren on Mornings found out how morning teas all around Adelaide like this give hope to many.

In Australia’s remote northwest, discover a land that defies time. Mark Coles Smith, a Nyikina man with a deep connection to the culture, the landscapes and the animals of The Kimberley, guides us through this landmark natural history series as it captures never-before-seen sequences sharing a year with those who call The Kimberley home.

Embark on this incredible journey and explore one of Australia's most remote and majestic landscapes now.

Tray bakes were made for busy weeknights, with minimal prep and hardly any washing up. Here are six to try, including meat and vegetarian options.