Written, directed, and performed by Adelaide local Bobbie Viney, You Were In My Dream Last Night is a captivating look into the nature of dreams, relationships, and grief. The one-hour play weaves a story through awkward silences, Berlin nightclubs, and touching songs with all the manic energy of a woman who hasn’t slept in three days.

At its peak, Adelaide was the ‘city of trams’, being home to Australia’s most utilised tramway network, operating 24 lines stretching from Henley Beach in the west, Glenelg in the South, and Burnside in the East. Yet today Adelaide’s transport network is a relic of the past.

Brodie Kostecki converted pole into victory at Albert Park, comfortably leading home Matthew Payne after a dominant drive in Thursday’s race. “Today we executed, everyone at Shell-V Power Racing is working incredibly hard,” said Kostecki. Making it all more impressive was Kostecki’s illness cloud.

Qualifying on Saturday belonged to Dick Johnson Racing and Brodie Kostecki after 20 minutes and two sessions. Brodie Kostecki qualified on pole for race three, while only Matthew Payne was faster than Kostecki for race four. Blanchard Racing’s new found pace continued with James Golding and Aaron Cameron in second and sixth for race three.