Chad’s Back and Quirkier than Ever!

Even before Benjamin Franklin tied a key to his kite, being an inventor has been a hard gig to crack. Now, everyone can participate in an invention revolution thanks to Adelaide boy turned New Yorker, Chad Hetherington and his 'Quirky' company. Chad is Vice President of Business Development for a two year old startup called [...]

Hey Adelaide, There’s A Library In Your Phone!

The Adelaide City Council has introduced a new iPhone App that makes borrowing a library book a whole lot easier.

Adelaide Community Radio Digital Launch

On Friday April 15, Adelaide’s six Community Radio stations ‐ Radio Adelaide, Fresh 92.7, 5, EBI, RPH Adelaide, Three D and Life FM – will jointly launch six new Digital Radio services.

Flinders Wins $8.44 Million In NHMRC Funding

Flinders University research projects into sleep apnea, superbug drug resistance and colorectal cancer are among 10 projects to receive $8.44 million in National Health and Medical Research Council funding announced today.

University of Adelaide Granted $31 Million Biotech Centre

Thanks to $19.25 million in federal funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC), with an additional $12 million of support from partner institutions, Australia’s crop and food industries will benefit from a new $31 million biotechnology Centre of Excellence to be headquartered at the University of Adelaide’s Waite Campus.

The University has been awarded

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Adelaide’s Net Start Releases MenuPad

Adelaide technology solution provider NetStart has released MenuPad (http://www.menupad.com.au), an interactive food ordering system for the Apple iPad.

iPad(elaide) – First in the queue!

A lot of blog and column inches have been dedicated to the iPad, but in pure self indulgent blogger style I’m having my 2 cents ($629RRP).

New e-bike comes to SA!

Getté Bikes is the new generation of electric bike, used as a mode of transport for French police, and by everyday people throughout Europe, the United States, and now, South Australia.

Throw away the sofa and embrace a pop-up life!

We live in an era where things are becoming increasingly transient and impermanent. No longer is a sofa a long term purchase, with the trusty Klippan from Ikea coming in at circa $300 why can’t you change your seating with your mood? In a recent online video blog, Adelaide research agency Square Holes called this [...]