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17/09/2026

17/09/2026

Yep, it's ours and it should stay here.

Do you think Gather Round should stay in South Australia? 👇🏉

Former Collingwood president Eddie McGuire has dismissed suggestions Tasmania could host AFL Gather Round to launch the Tasmania Devils, telling 891 ABC Adelaide's Sonya, Jules and Rory McClaren that the event belongs in South Australia.

“It’s complete madness. Get your own idea. Adelaide created Gather Round,” McGuire told 891 ABC Adelaide’s Sonya, Jules and Rory McClaren.

Listen here: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/gather-round-tasmania/107159064

“It belongs to one person in particular and his team, and that’s Peter Malinauskas and the South Australian public. They created something from nothing and turned it into something sensational that is now the envy of everyone around the country.”

17/09/2026

WADNA IS SO EXCITED FOR THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS!!! 🌿☀️

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There’s lots happening at Wadna these school holidays, and this weekend we’ll also have our resident artist painting ,so drop in, meet the artist and watch them at work. Watch Kristian carve beautiful sculptures.

While you’re here, stay awhile and enjoy a freshly made coffee, a delicious milkshake or thick shake, a fresh sourdough roll, or one of our freshly baked muffins from the Bush Mai menu. ☕🥤🥖🧁

Come out, relax, have something delicious and enjoy everything happening at Wadna.

28/04/2026

Sea levels were around 150m higher than today but also Australia sat in Gondwanaland lower on the crustal formation forming the inland sea.

100 million years ago, the red heart of Australia didn't exist.

Where you see desert today — the cracked earth, the endless red dust, the silence — there was an ocean. A cold, shallow, murky sea that split the continent in two and stretched across one-third of Australia.

It was called the Eromanga Sea.

Massive marine reptiles hunted beneath its surface. Plesiosaurs glided through freezing waters. Kronosaurus — a predator the size of a bus — ruled these depths. And all of this was happening right over what is now the dead center of the outback.

The sea vanished around 95 million years ago. It left behind opals, fossils, and the Great Artesian Basin — the underground water system that still feeds the Australian interior today.

The desert you see now? It's just the floor of a forgotten ocean.

Follow The Lost Atlas, and we'll find them together.

28/04/2026

Mice are breeding up as well.

Multiple locust swarms in South Australia's Riverland region have put farmers and authorities on alert, prompting the South Australian Plague Locust Commissioner to send surveying teams to the region.

08/01/2026

Been brushing up on my geodesy mathematics. Geometry, Manifolds and Time.

03/12/2025

My first astro theodolite was a DKM3A. Schematic of a DKM2A by Kern.