In todays Adelaide Insider edition:

• Positive News 🎙️

• Trivia 🧠

• Events - April 22-24 🎉

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Positive News 🎙️

🏨 Boutique Luxury by the Sea

The George Hotel has opened in Glenelg, offering coastal charm, panoramic views, and a rooftop bar. Designed with open-plan bathrooms and custom furnishings, it's already drawing five-star reviews. [INFO]

🐨 New Koala Loft at Cleland

Cleland Wildlife Park has unveiled a 2.57 million Koala Loft, giving visitors a better view and the koalas a cooler, more natural space to relax and be admired. [INFO]

💧 Adelaide’s Natural Water Factory

Oaklands Wetland quietly filters 400 million litres of stormwater annually, helping water local parks and supporting native wildlife. Zero Charge guided tours show how it all works. [INFO]

🍷 China Cheers SA Food & Wine

A new campaign is pushing SA wine and produce into China’s trendy bistro scene. Over 30 venues in Shanghai and Shenzhen will showcase South Aussie flavour in a modern way. [INFO]

Last Week: Which animal, introduced by Europeans, became a major pest, leading to a 5,600km fence across Australia?
Answer: Rabbit

In the 19th century, European settlers introduced rabbits to Australia, initially for hunting and nostalgic reminders of home. By 1859, a small release of 24 rabbits by Thomas Austin in Victoria sparked an ecological disaster. With no natural predators and ideal conditions, rabbit populations exploded, spreading across the continent at an estimated 100 km per year. By the early 20th century, they were a major pest, devastating crops, grazing lands, and native ecosystems, causing millions in agricultural losses and contributing to soil erosion.

To combat this, Australia constructed the Rabbit-Proof Fence, a massive barrier stretching over 5,600 km, primarily in Western Australia. Begun in 1901 and completed in 1907, it aimed to protect farmland by blocking rabbit migration.

Events: April 22-24

This section only includes events until the next edition on Thursday, so here’s what’s happening Tuesday till Thursday!

Social Line Dancing
Thursday | 6pm | Adelaide
After the Wild West camp and hit line dancing session, the crew’s heading to Shotgun Willie’s for a night of two-steppin’ and country fun.
[INFO]

Dancing Room
Tuesday | 6-8:30pm | Henley Beach
Kick off your evening with DJ NAS on the decks and drums, followed by DJ Amorositie spinning Drum and Bass.
[INFO]

Swing Dance Class
Tuesday | 7pm | Norwood
Learn solid technique and stylish moves to help you shine on the dance floor!
[INFO]

Into The Woods 53AUD
Thur-Sun | 7:30-10:15pm | Adelaide
A spellbinding journey through your favourite fairy tales with unexpected twists and timeless lessons. Featuring a talented cast and unforgettable music.
[INFO]

Dinosaur Activities ZERO CHARGE
Tuesday | 10-1pm | Killburn
Let the kids get creative these school holidays with free dinosaur plaster painting sessions
[INFO]

Act Up: Open Day REGISTER
Tuesday | 3:15pm | Collinswood
Act Up offers a fun and inclusive space where kids and teens can build confidence through drama, voice, and movement.
[INFO]

Sound Bath Meditation 35AUD
Thursday | 7-8:30pm | Gawler
Centre within as you are joyfully immersed in an ocean of sound that guides you toward deep relaxation and restoration.
[INFO]

Impro Open Stage 12AUD
Tuesday | 7:30-9pm | Adelaide
Improvisors of all levels come together for a spontaneous, unscripted show full of games, scenes, and surprises.
[INFO]

DIVORCED DAD ROCK NIGHT 26AUD
Thursday | 11-3am | Adelaide
A tongue-in-cheek party celebrating dad rock anthems from Nickelback to Nirvana.
[INFO]

Beddy Rays
Tuesday | 5pm | Adelaide
Expect live music, fresh vinyl, and a chance to crack a tinny with the band.
[INFO]

This Will Destroy You
Wednesday | 7pm | Adelaide
Celebrating 20 years, American post-rock legends return to Australia for the first time in a decade to perform their iconic 2008.
[INFO]

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