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4 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
The State Library of South Australia is seeking your vote to take out the 1000 Libraries competition. The North Terrace icon is up against libraries from Austria, Hungary, New York & Melbourne. Jules said to Sonya, "It's going to be stiff competition for our state library".
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4 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Romilly House at 1 North Terrace Hackney, known as Hackney Lodge has had a chequered history. From a jazz club to a topless bar, a place where Patsy Biscoe once performed that was later set alight and infested with cockroaches, it's endured a lot. But that could all be about to change. CEO of Romilly Place, Disability Accommodation expert, Tania Noonan revealed their plans to Sonya & Jules.
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5 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Mount Barker District Council bought this site for $2.3m with plans for a 110-space car park to ease congestion in the town. Then the Wolf Blass Foundation said they'd buy it from council and take on the car park at its expense. But it seems a heritage cottage has put the brakes on the plan. Mayor David Leach said to Sonya & Jules, "It's possible it may never be a car park".
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5 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Two bird boxes have been installed in trees within the South Australian Museum precinct by FauNature to attract Boobook owls. Up to 40 boxes have been installed around the city but at the SA Museum Noisy Miners are thwarting the initiative. ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock said to Sonya & Jules, "A Rainbow Lorikeet has been spotted, but that's about it".
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6 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Priority work begins today to address damage at Semaphore Park following last weeks' storm. The work involves moving seagrass wrack from Glenelg. Seagrass will be transported to a 900m stretch of beach between Third Avenue and Mirani Court. Sonya & Jules heard from ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock who said, "That seagrass wrack is going to be covered with sand from the Semaphore breakwater".
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6 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Yipti Yartapuultiku, translates to 'the soul of Port Adelaide'. The one-of-a-kind shared space for collaboration and connection opened during National Reconciliation Week, attracting an estimated 10,000 visitors on opening day. ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock said to Sonya & Jules, "It's like an oasis in teh middle of teh suburbs".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
RE-CO on Diagonal Road at Sommerton Park in Adelaide's southern suburbs is the first facility of its kind in South Australia where you can process your own recycling. You simply load up your recyclable plastics and glass like a self-serve check-out and leave with cash in hand. ABC Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock said they look like, "large ATM machines with conveyor belts, one for plastic and one for glass".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
Large amounts of rubbish, not fit for sale, are being dumped in the early hours of the morning out the front of a volunteer-run op shop in Sturt. Marion council has claimed it's the store's responsibility, and threatened prosecution. Second Chances Social Enterprises Manager, Sam Narraway said to Sonya & Jules, "So they were asking us...why we haven't cleaned it up ourselves".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Rory McClaren |Troy Sincock
Adelaide's Cohen Group of Companies has revealed stage 6 of the Burnside Village redevelopment, with long queues awaiting 23 new shop doors opening for the first time. Director Andrew Cohen said to Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock, "It's very humbling, actually. I had to just take a moment upstairs". Cohen explained opening delays to Sonya, Jules & Rory McClaren saying, "It's just the world that we are in".
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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock
The Loose Caboose cafe in Hindmarsh, the site of the historic Bowden train station, is up for sale. The building, which dates back to 1856, is Australia's second oldest remaining railway station building after Melbourne's iconic Flinders Street station. Roving Reporter Troy Sincock said to Sonya & Jules, "It doesn't have to remain a cafe...it could be anything!"
