Back when Port Adelaide played at Footy Park in West lakes, I would hide under the seats with my iPad asking repeatedly “how much longer until we can go?”.

But, the emotions and feeling of my first game at Adelaide Oval converted me into what some would call a fanatic. While I do love the statistics and strategy, the feelings of footy is what keeps me coming back for now over 10 years.

As an avid board game collector, I found that Australian history month got me thinking about the history of board games and what historical games have relevance in South Australia.

To celebrate SA History Festival, Hub takes a deep dive into some of South Australia’s most iconic statues and the story they tell.

Adelaide have defeated Port Adelaide at the Adelaide Oval.

Picture: Mark Brake

This contribution to the South Australian History Festival tells a celestial story that was once heard around the world, but is now unknown to just about anyone outside of a 500 person farming town where my dad grew up, two hours away from Adelaide.

Anthony Albanese has cemented himself in the pantheon of great Labor heroes, scoring the party its largest victory ever in modern Australian politics.

With an election around the corner, Hub has organised a guide outlining each of the main parties’ election promises that matter to you.

This week the Pride Film Evening came to the Victa Cinema in Victor Harbour. The Pride Film Evening was a celebration and amplification of voices of the LGBTQIA+ community.

In the lead up to the Australian Federal Election, Abbie Chatfield has blown up on TikTok, but not for the reasons she entered the media spotlight.

On behalf of all the Hub interns, we collectively would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the exiting Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Conelley. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be part of a program that values young voices and empowers us to contribute meaningfully to our communities.