The Advertiser (South Australia)

The Advertiser is a daily tabloid newspaper based in Adelaide, South Australia, known for its conservative stance. It originally launched as a broadsheet called The South Australian Advertiser on July 12, 1858. Today, it is printed every day from Monday to Saturday, and there is a Sunday edition known as the Sunday Mail. The Advertiser is published by News Corp Australia.

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Hidden treasure: Hoarder’s home yields antiques worth $100,000

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsAn amazing treasure trove of antiques valued at approximately $100,000 has been unearthed from beneath a mountain of clutter in a hoarder’s home. The remarkable find was made during a clearance of a Victorian townhouse in Wolverhampton, about 20km north of Birmingham, revealing a collection that has captivated the imagination of many. The terraced property, once owned by a retired antiques dealer, according to The Sun, was filled to the brim with items, obscuring the valuable artefacts within.
Rental prices in one Adelaide suburb hit staggering height

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Jessica Brown |Matt Bell

NewsAustralian Housing MarketAdelaideRents in one Adelaide suburb have reached a staggering height, with weekly prices cracking the four-figure threshold. Unley Park’s median asking rent for a house is now $1050 per week, according to latest PropTrack data. It’s well above the $600 per week median for Greater Adelaide, but real estate experts aren’t shocked.
Home with side-by-side toilet has buyers kicking up a stink

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsMeghan Trainor raised plenty of eyebrows when she revealed her home with husband Daryl Sabara has a rather unusual feature: two toilets in the bathroom located directly next to each other. The “All About That Bass” singer made the revelation on an episode of Nicole Byer’s podcast Why Won’t You Date Me? in 2021, claiming the couple “pee at the same time a lot.”“It’s gonna be a little different, but it’s a tighter bathroom area, so we will be close. Knees to knees. And that’s better.
Luxe design makes West Lakes home stand out

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Tom Bowden |Matt Bell

NewsBuying And Building NewAdelaideIt has given their family almost a decade of happy memories, and now vendors Ben and Elsa say it’s time for another family to enjoy the stunning West Lakes home they have created. The couple built their dream home at 28 Troubridge Drive through revered builders Scott Salisbury, including everything they wanted to live a life of luxury in a floorplan that easily facilitated family living.
History has been rewritten in this stunning home in iconic Mintaro

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Tom Bowden |Matt Bell

NewsSouth AustraliaAdelaideAn historic home in an iconic Clare Valley township has been given a breathtaking transformation and is ready to delight generations to come. Vendor Denise Klemm bought the property in 1998, resurrecting a number of dilapidated buildings to create a beautiful three-pavilion home – complete with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and two separate kitchens – that is a celebration of its history and place within the region.
A Place to Create: Blueprint to drive SA cultural scene

1 week ago | adelaidenow.com.au | David J Goldsmith |Cara Jenkin

A 10-year cultural policy will help ensure South Australia’s arts, cultural and creative industries thrive throughout the next decade. CreateSA executive director Clare Mockler says the recently-released policy – titled A Place to Create – is backed by an $80 million State Government investment to help support these sectors within the state.
Port Macquarie preview, best bets, inside mail for Sunday, June 15, 2025

2 weeks ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Shayne O’Cass

Colt Prosser stands his best chance of winning a Wauchope Cup and could add the co-feature sprint when he heads to Port Macquarie for the annual festival that celebrates his own home town. Prosser is more or less Lord of the Manor at Wauchope; after all, he is one of only two trainers in residence. The other is his father, Grant.
House or unit? Here’s where you’re better off buying one over the other

2 weeks ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Tom Bowden |Matt Bell

NewsSouth AustraliaAdelaideA new report has revealed the suburbs where you can live the lifestyle for less and save big by buying a unit over a house, and those where the price gap is so close you could be better off saving for the house and land. New Ray White data shows Toorak Gardens has the greatest difference between median house and unit prices. The median house price is $1.879m, whereas the median unit house is $717,855 – a difference of 61.8 per cent or a whopping $1.1615m.
Inside Aus’s most secretive religious regimes

2 weeks ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsAustralia, a land known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant cities, also harbours a lesser-known side: the secretive world of religious orders and regimes. These groups, often shrouded in mystery, have left their mark on various properties across the country, often chosen for their isolation and tranquillity to serve as both sanctuaries and fortresses for the people that inhabit them.
Scary reason Aus renters won’t move

2 weeks ago | adelaidenow.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

Nearly half of Australian renters would consider relocating to another suburb or city if it meant paying less rent — but only if the savings hit a clear tipping point, new data has revealed. Among renters who would up sticks for a discount, 22 per cent say they’d only move if rent was at least 20 per cent cheaper, 11 per cent would relocate for a 10 per cent discount, and 14 per cent are already searching for a more affordable area.