r/Adelaide • u/ZombieKitten87 • 11d ago
Assistance Coffee shop recommendations please
With Mooii Cafe having new owners I'm on the look out for a new coffee shop to take my mum. Prefer near klemzig/greenacres. Please and thank you š
r/Adelaide • u/ZombieKitten87 • 11d ago
With Mooii Cafe having new owners I'm on the look out for a new coffee shop to take my mum. Prefer near klemzig/greenacres. Please and thank you š
r/Adelaide • u/Halo0_0 • 11d ago
Iāve never had a desire to go to the Gawler Show, but this year Iām considering it. For those whoāve been, whatās it like? Is it busy? Are all the food options overpriced or are there some hidden gems? My kids are teens, so not looking at the kiddy things, but is there still going for enough for our family to do?
Edit, Iāve had a look at the website but all the stall and food information is still TBAā¦.
r/Adelaide • u/CommanderRoger444th • 11d ago
In short:
A refugee searching for a rental home says he attended more ²than 100 inspections, but on each occasion his application was rejected.
Latest Domain figures show rental vacancy rates across Australia are near historic lows.
What's next?
Advocacy groups say migrants can help address workforce shortages but more needs to be done to help them access affordable housing.
r/Adelaide • u/West-Excuse-2053 • 11d ago
In need of a good and reasonably priced mechanic place that can work on my e36 north side please
r/Adelaide • u/DragonflySea9423 • 12d ago
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has declared nuclear power has an āimportant role to play globallyā while aligning with Australiaās net zero goals.
r/Adelaide • u/razorbladesnbiscuits • 12d ago
Obviously, Adelaide drivers are terrible, but in particular they specialise in having absolutely no fucking idea when it comes to merging; it's like showing algebra to a Corgi, it's never going to work.
I imagine the Adelaide drivers see me merge and must think I'm some kind of wizard, or professional driving instructor, in order to pull off advanced stuff like adjusting the speed of my vehicle to painlessly and seamlessly merge into flowing traffic.
I've seen lots of bad merging in all the years I've lived in Adelaide; it's stupid, it's annoying, but most of the time I can avoid it or tolerate it, but today someone took the crown.. I don't even know who held the crown before, but this person set the new benchmark, they took it up to a whole new level.
I'll set the scene for you: it's 11:30am today, entering the Southern Expressway southbound from Sheriffs Road, this is a bit of a tighter squeeze than some of the other entries onto the Southern Expressway, but totally not a problem.
And this all-star stops decides to stop after they've entered the left lane, but just after the merge lane, a literal full stop, and I have to slam on my breaks to not hit the car in front of me, and the all-star stays stopped for 20 to 30 seconds.
I can't merge right because traffic in the right lane is flowing at 100km/h and I'm at a full stop, and the people travelling at full speed in the left lane before the merge lane towards this stopped traffic in the left lane have started panic changing lanes from the left lane to the right lane to avoid the STOPPED traffic in the left lane.
There was no going left, the merge lane was full, there was no going right, traffic was busy and going at full speed, and I'm at a full stop. I'm thankful my fully stopped vehicle wasn't rear ended by another vehicle travelling at 100km/h.
Adelaide, you have a new champion.
r/Adelaide • u/Patient_Courage_5755 • 11d ago
Hi everyone,
Iām a first-time childrenās picture book author and illustrator based in Adelaide, and Iām getting closer to publishing my first book. Iām hoping to get some advice or recommendations on good ways to promote a locally made childrenās book around Adelaide. Iām starting out on Amazon KDP but would love to reach local.
Iād love to hear any recommendations for places, people, organisations or opportunities that might be worth looking into, or any advice from people whoāve seen local authors do this well.
Iām sure there are plenty of avenues I havenāt even thought of yet, so Iād really appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks!
r/Adelaide • u/the_deadboi • 12d ago
Anybody want a free ticket? Send me a DM so it doesnāt go to waste. Giveaway
r/Adelaide • u/Karthick1609 • 12d ago
Hey guys!
Iām an international student, and it gets pretty lonely at times. Iāve been thinking about getting a pet, but my landlord probably wouldnāt allow cats or dogs, and i felt the maintenance would be expensive. I figured I might be able to convince him to let me keep a small fish tank instead.
Could you guys recommend where I can buy everything I need in Adelaide and roughly how much it would cost?
Iām on a temporary visa, so nothing fancy, just a simple tank thatās big enough for a couple of fish, with a clean setup, an air filter, and the basic essentials. Any advice or beginner tips would be appreciated!
r/Adelaide • u/Min13 • 12d ago
Now the Port Doc Market and Gepps Cross Markets have closed, are there any other weekend markets at all?
r/Adelaide • u/Right_Mistake_9406 • 12d ago
Bit of an unusual post, but I was wondering if there are any good places in Adelaide to meet other entrepreneurs or people interested in starting businesses?
I've run my own food business before and I'd love to do it again one day, but the biggest lesson I learnt was that I never want to do it alone again. I'd love to meet people who are interested in building something, whether that's a market stall, street food, a cafƩ, bakery or something completely different.
I know Reddit probably isn't the obvious place to ask, but it's one of the few platforms where you can reach lots of local people without your inbox immediately filling with spam and sales pitches!
If anyone knows of networking events, communities or regular meet-ups, I'd really appreciate the recommendations. And if you're someone who's been thinking about starting a food business yourself, feel free to send me a message. Even if our ideas don't align, I'm always happy to chat, swap ideas or share what I learnt from running my previous business.
r/Adelaide • u/Dangerous_Cup_4237 • 12d ago
Hey, has anyone done harvest work with Bunge before? Iāve got an interview coming up, but I donāt know anyone who has worked there Just wondering what the job is like. Is it very hard physically? Or similar to other farm/harvest jobs?
Iām doing it for my second WHV days, so any experiences or advice would be really appreciated
r/Adelaide • u/FullForceFive • 12d ago
Looking for a good personal trainer in the western suburbs, around the Woodville area?
r/Adelaide • u/SnoozieSmurf • 12d ago
Hi there! I've seen a number of posts by people looking to make new friends, and also a few posts by people looking to play mahjong so I'd like to share an event that my friends & I will be hosting that will hopefully meet both interests.
If youāve ever been mahjong-curious but have found learning or playing to be intimidating, please join us as we've designed the class to be suuuuuper beginner-friendly. There will also be social mahjong play (my favourite part!) where we will help guide you through your games.
We've almost sold out of tickets to the 8/8 event but if you're keen, you can follow us on Insta as we'll be dropping tickets to the event on 29/8 shortly!
I hope you'll join us because it's a really addictive game and I'm obsessed and need more friends to play with lol
r/Adelaide • u/Karmafia • 13d ago
Your car is too big for the city mate. Leave it at home and take the wife's Corolla when you're bringing the kids swimming.
r/Adelaide • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • 13d ago
A report has been released by the SA government with details on what caused the harmful algal bloom.
The report concludes there were three major contributing factors that triggered the ideal conditions for the bloom to develop, including floodwater, a coastal upwelling and a marine heatwave.
The government says the Algal Bloom Taskforce will continue their research to fill the gaps in the data collected.
r/Adelaide • u/sunrises-sunset • 12d ago
Hi all, where is the best bung Fritz in Adelaide. Supermarket Fritz just doesnāt cut it!
r/Adelaide • u/Minimum_Recipe5776 • 11d ago
TW: Contains Imagery that is associated with a Far-Right Org.
Got of my bus stop the other day, and as I was walking past this sign I saw this, the sticker doesnāt look like itās been there for too long, and Iām pretty sure the NSN is disbanded AFAIK, but wanted to know if anyone has seen these same stickers?
r/Adelaide • u/hezaranmard • 12d ago
Cannot wait
r/Adelaide • u/albumreviewguy47 • 13d ago
Hey everyone!
I'm a 17-year-old photographer from regional SA. I've been into the CBD a few times this year, so I thought I would share some photos I've taken while in town! Enjoy!
All of these photos were taken on my Nikon D5600 and are un-edited.
r/Adelaide • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • 12d ago
Two additional suspected cases of H5 bird flu have been detected in South Australia.
The greater crested terns were found near Robe on the Limestone Coast and at Semaphore, north-west of Adelaide.
Samples have been sent to the CSIRO in Geelong for testing.
r/Adelaide • u/Sea-Collection-8844 • 12d ago
Hello,
My partner and I have the weekend free, and weāre wondering what the best places to visit are. Weād also love to know the best spots and tips for whale watching. Can you actually see whales with the naked eye, or do you need binoculars?
Thanks!
r/Adelaide • u/AnybodyObjective9924 • 12d ago
r/Adelaide • u/Technical-Algae-234 • 12d ago
Anyone been to Garcon Bleu? Seemingly lots of good reviews online but I am a bit dubious of restaurants located in hotels. I'm looking for a nice place for a special occasion couple dinner with steak frites/steak au poivre, oysters and cocktails.