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A volunteer-led investigation is underway to mark the final resting places of potentially thousands of forgotten First World War veterans buried in unmarked graves across South Australia.
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After a years-long search, a young Mount Gambier diver has located the wreck of the Edith Haviland, which sank more than 140 years ago.
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Owned by the Wicks family for more than a century, this early-1900s stone homestead with beautiful acreage is on the market for the first time ever.
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The story of South Australia’s gemstone emblem begins tens of millions of years ago and is still going strong in pockets of our state.
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Grandly planned, cared for and now lovingly restored, the gardens at Auchendarroch House will bring joy for many more generations to come
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While most of the state is still sleeping each morning, families in the fruit and veg industry are continuing a market tradition that has been handed down for 145 years.
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A three-year research project has uncovered a priceless archive of 1950s and ’60s films made by the people of a resilient post-war Riverland community.
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It takes immense passion, a thirst for knowledge and sometimes a quirky personality to be a curator of the various forms of SA’s history. We speak to five South Australians who've taken on the task.
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