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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
ABC Radio Adelaide Roving Reporter, Bobby Macumber has been on maternity leave awaiting the arrival of her first child. Macumber attended hospital to be induced Sunday, and Bobby and wife Abbie welcomed baby Maggie into the world Tuesday. "I did dream I would have three kids, a hubby by thirty", Macumber shared with Sonya & Jules. "I've got one child, a wife and I'm forty-two".
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Bobby Macumber
The Greenwith resident attended Taylor Swift's Eras tour with her Mum this year. She was so inspired, she created a vision to bring even more colour to the festive season in Adelaide. "I just had this vision, and I was like, 'I have to make it happen, I have to do it!'", said Denali. "And, I have".
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Bobby Macumber
An uncommon significant tree planted in 1903 has died in Victoria Park near the Britannia roundabout. The Dragon Blood tree that resembles a thousand-fingered hand emerging from the Earth, has red sap and may have been impacted due to works nearby. "Generally it will live around 400 years", said Matt Jorgenson, Horticulture Team Leader at Adelaide City Council. "There's been a lot of construction and building and events in the space, and so it's not as settled and quiet".
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Bobby Macumber
There was a 4-metre great white shark spotted at Maslin Beach Saturday 100m offshore. They have been spotted at Port Willunga and Aldinga in recent weeks too. But swimmers, like Alex at Port Noalunga, remain undeterred from ocean waters. "One big deterrent for me, was when I was younger, watching the Jaws movies", Alex said to Sonya Feldhoff. "I don't think the sightings are any scarier than that movie was".
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
Being first in line has become a tradition for SACA Member, Kevin. He's been attending the Adelaide Test match for 35 years and for the last 12, he's been number one. "My seat is in line with the crease", Kevin said to Sonya, Jules & ABC Roving Reporter, Bobby Macumber. "Looking at the bowler as he bowls the ball".
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
Pegasus Pony Club in Golden Grove are thinking outside the square with an inclusive event that enables people who don't own real ponies, to get creative, hop on a hobby horse, and participate in show jumping using their imagination. Club member, Jo Edwards said to Sonya & Jules, "It'll just be a bit of a novelty". "I've entered myself", she said. "My children are horrified...I will probably be the one that's injured at the end of the day".
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Nov 24, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
Three small businesses have been targeted on Henley Beach Road, with vandals smashing their windows. The Happy Jar cafe was forced to serve coffee from the back door, one day after their second birthday celebrations. 891 ABC Radio Adelaide Riving Reporter, Bobby Macumber said to Sonya & Jules, "Until they get everything fixed, they will just have restricted opening hours".
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
Bidding started at $50k, but Donna Mecurio was crowned Cherry Queen with a bid of $85k at the SA Produce Market in Pooraka this morning. Money raised goes to the South Australia Brain Research Foundation. "I really feel like Christmas season is just around the corner when you start seeing cherries in the supermarket", said Sonya.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Bobby Macumber
Con Savvas once owned five separate continental stalls in the Adelaide Central Markets serving the Greek, Italian, and other migrant communities in SA. His youngest son, Alex who now runs Con's Fine Foods paid tribute to his trailblazing Dad who died on the weekend at 90 years of age. "We're gonna drive him by on Monday", Alex said. "Because, this was his home".
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Bobby Macumber
The Adelaide City Library's 100 Radios for 100 Years exhibition is a treasure trove of broadcasting history. The exhibition showcases 101 vintage radios, reel to reels and historical images, including the first female South Australian broadcasters. "AWA went to Melbourne and Phillips came to Adelaide", said Ian Smyth, Secretary of the Historical Radio Society of South Australia. "At its peak it employed over four thousand South Australian women".
