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🐶A new chapter in South Australia's history for animal welfare has begun with the opening of the $28 million RSPCA SA Animal Care Centre today. For the first time, all employees, volunteers, and animals are housed on one specially designed site at the centre, which is located on the intersection of Main South and Majors roads in O'Halloran Hill.❄️ The Adelaide CBD has experienced its coldest morning of 2024 thus far, as a polar blast moves through the state ahead of potential precipitation.

🏠 As home loan approvals for that sector rise back to levels not seen since before the Covid pandemic, first-time home buyers are pushing back into the real estate market nationwide.

💵 Following reports of counterfeit notes being used in the Riverland, police have warned businesses. They claimed that between May 15 and May 17, two fictitious $50 notes were used at two different establishments in the area.

🍸 On Saturday, June 8th, join us for our Prohibition Cocktail Making Class in honour of World Gin Day. Skilfully guided by the talented staff of Next Door Cocktail Bar & Prohibition Liquor Co., this class will treat your senses to an exciting global exploration of gins.🍾 Drunken Bottomless Brunch. The ideal way to celebrate World Gin Day and start your long weekend in style. Savour your favourite salty and sweet brunch fare, such as mouthwatering bagels, with endless glasses of your favourite drinks.🍺 Join Prohibition Liquor Co in celebrating World Gin Day with a late-morning gin-centric session! Savour a wide range of delectable treats, including some made with Prohibition gins, on our thoughtfully assembled brunch boards.

🗳️ Gibson Wines Unveils Refurbished Cellar Door in Barossa Valley

With its recently renovated Cellar Door, Gibson Wines is offering guests a one-of-a-kind experience amidst the Light Pass vineyards in the Barossa region. This past weekend saw the grand opening of the renovated space, ushering in a new era for the 1996-founded family winery. [Read more]

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🥘EATING ROOM SPOTLIGHT : BANGKOK SNAP

This is the second time we've visited this place since it opened a few months ago. I'd suggest booking in advance because it's always busy.

We ordered Tomyum goong, nasi goreng and pod thai via QR code, possibly because the restaurant was busy and the food took 20 minutes to arrive.

It's worth the wait, the food is amazing. They're open seven days a week, lunch and dinner from 11:30am to 9pm.

📌 CHURCHILL CENTRE 400 CHURCHILL ROADKILBURN SA 5084

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• 🗠 This week, a group of Guangdong, China officials will be in South Australia to discuss possible areas of shared research interest and to look into trade and investment opportunities.🚤 The largest shipbuilder in America, HII, and Premier Peter Malinauskas have unveiled a new initiative designed to assist South Australian businesses in breaking into the international nuclear submarine supply chain.🚑 The Malinauskas Labour Government's substantial investment to support ambulance services throughout Adelaide is paying off, as evidenced by the fastest response times for emergencies involving Priority 2 lights and sirens in the last three years.

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🍷SA Wineries Target $900 Million Market in China with Government Support

In an effort to reclaim a portion of the market that was once worth over $900 million, the state's exporters are sending a delegation led by Trade Minister Joe Szakacs, who represents 36 wineries, to Asia's largest wine show later this month.The Malinauskas government will assist regional wineries taking part in VinExpo in their efforts to rebuild their relationships with China in the wake of trade barriers being lifted in March.In Shenzhen, on the Chinese mainland, nineteen producers will also have the chance to forge significant business ties with purchasers.With each winery's attendance at VinExpo and the trade programme in Shenzhen subsidised by the State Government's nearly $2 million China reengagement support package, the visit will be the first chance for SA wine representatives to meet Chinese buyers since tariffs lifted.A few wineries, such as Curator Wine Co. in the Barossa, anticipate a 60% increase in exports by the end of 2025 as a result of China's comeback.Prior to the imposition of crushing tariffs in late 2020, the state's wine exports were almost entirely derived from the $946.5 million annual wine export market in China.This shows how committed the Malinauskas Government is to helping the wine industry's reengagement with China—this will be the first trade delegation to Hong Kong by any Australian Minister since before the pandemic.In the 12 months leading up to March, exports to China increased by 39% in every category.

BUKIRK GLAMPING & FANCY COOPS CLARE VALLEY

Five stunning Lotus Belle Tents and three fancy coops (beautiful timber cabins)—one fully accessible to accommodate people with mobility issues or disabilities—are tucked away in the hills of the Clare Valley, just five minutes from Clare and less than two hours' drive north of Adelaide. The cabins are surrounded by farmland and vineyards.

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