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South Australia: Valley of vines
Kerri Jackson soaks up more than just good wine on a Penfolds tour that's steeped in history.

Sights of South Australia
Find your place in the luxurious surroundings of South Australia's outback.

Adelaide: Southern excess
An abundance of wine, rich food and premium lodges turns a bush experience into a luxury getaway, writes Rosemary Garratt.

Wine: Out of the bin
For lovers of fine wine, March 1 is coming to mean only one thing every year: the annual release of Penfolds highly sought after Bin selection.

Skipper watches as sharks attack diver
A boat skipper watched helplessly as two sharks took an abalone diver off South Australia, leaving no trace of his body.

Soccer: Young Phoenix talent takes it in his stride
If the Wellington Phoenix are to get past Adelaide United tonight, a lot will come down to the performance of winger Marco Rojas.

Soccer: Mariners too strong for depleted Jets
Central Coast Mariners secured a 2-0 win in Sunday's low-key A-League NSW derby clash with a depleted Newcastle Jets.

The Ashes: Warne comeback on the cards?
With the Australian cricket team hitting a new low, is spin king Shane Warne about to come out of retirement and return to test cricket?

Cycling: Games stars back on the track
New Zealand's road to the 2012 London Olympic begins in Adelaide this weekend at the Oceania track championships.

South Australia: Gourmet exclusive
Reluctant passenger Geraldine Johns straps herself in and is jetted to cuisine hotspots.

The Louise, Barossa Valley, South Australia
The Louise, in South Australia's Barossa Valley, is an address so swank you have an indoor bath as big as a swimming pool, a separate shower and an outside shower just in case.

South Australia: Posh nosh
To enjoy the freshest shellfish, one must dress for the occasion, writes Geraldine Johns.

Motorsport: Red-Blue rivalry in no danger, says V8 boss
The traditional Holden-Ford rivalry will not be killed off by V8 Supercar racing's bid to woo other manufacturers into the sport, according to its chief Tony Cochrane.