Two-up explained.

The renowned Australian military headdress dates back to the late 1800s and draws on some surprising inspiration.

FOR the first time, tomorrow community members in Kanmantoo, in the Adelaide Hills, will mark Anzac Day by gathering at the town's new memorial for a dawn service.

IN THE past 30 years, livestock agent Matt Ward has worked in at least nine locations, across three states and territories, but one thing has remained the same - his employer.

Special limited edition MiniJumbuk quilts are raising funds for farmers in need.

An enormous pet steer has become SA's most unconventional animal fundraiser

CURNAMONA Station's shearing shed completed its 100th shearing this month. In the past 20 years alone, more than 400,000 sheep have been shorn under its roof.

UNIVERSITY students from throughout SA, all studying key science, technology, engineering or maths subject areas, will benefit from scholarships designed to boost the state's skills and research base.

TOUR groups are being given a chance to see some of the Coorong's best kept secrets, as 10 farmers open their gates to share their life on the land.

WHEN fourth-generation Kimba region farmer Dion Woolford looks back at the enterprise of his great-grandfather Ern Woolford, he is struck by the similarities to their present day operation.