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The King: Austin Butler plays the legendary Mr Presley himself in Baz Luhrmann's new film Elvis, rated M, in cinemas now. Picture: Warner Bros

There's no doubt that Elvis is an enjoyable movie, even at two hours and 40 minutes, but it's not as successful a musical biopic as Rocketman or Walk the Line.

Elvis movie is a good time despite it lacking depth

Check out a gallery from the Victor Harbor and Goolwa/ Port Elliot A Grade match

Roos bounce to a win on home soil| PHOTOS

Climate protesters tried to shut down the Sydney Harbour bridge before marching in the city.

Protesters took over the harbour tunnel in Sydney this morning.

Arrests made after climate change protesters block peak hour traffic

The findings reinforce the need for adequate resources for ICUs, especially in times of high demand.

Third virus wave biggest killer: study

An observer watches the take off on Sunday night.

American space agency NASA has successfully launched its first ever rocket from Australia.

See the moment NASA launches a rocket from the NT

Bruno (Damon Herriman) and Laura (Jackie van Beek) go to a new-age retreat to attempt to reinvigorate their marriage. Picture: Supplied

Everyone speaking gibberish may be a way of illustrating miscommunication, but it's radical.

A weird romp words can't describe

Austin Butler electrifies as Elvis. Picture: Universal 

It pulls you up to realise that this is Luhrmann's sixth feature film.

Baz Lurhmann's Elvis is an exhilarating and brilliant homage

Chris Hemsworth, Miles Teller and Mark Paguio in Spiderhead. Picture: Netflix

You understand why Hemsworth would have been attracted to the production.

Hemsworth's Spiderhead is a slick, pacey futuristic thriller

PATIENT OPTIONS: Kirsten Pilatti, BCNA CEO talks with Elizabeth Blane in Latrobe, Tasmania during a Breast Cancer Network Australia event. Picture: Paul Scambler

GPs and advocates want to see the telehealth program extended to provide patients with more options on how they access medical care.

Call to re-instate, expand telehealth services ahead of July 1 cut-off

Director Kyle Balda has been at the helm of a number of others in this franchise and he sure knows what his audiences want.

It's more Minion high-jinks and it aims to please

The big day has arrived! The 2021 GSFL Women's grand finals hit Victor Harbor this weekend, on Sunday, August 15.

Footy Fanatics: 2021 Women's Grand Final Edition

Compass Meats owner Deryk Dekruyf examined the damage to his business. Picture: Sophie Conlon

The fire is estimated to have caused more than $1 million in damages to Compass Meats, the Country Picnic Bakery and the neighbouring empty store.

'Gut wrenching' business owner sees hard work go up in smoke

WHAT TO DO IN THE DARK: It can be tough getting through a black out, but with a bit of planning, it can be made easier. Picture: FILE

As the energy emergency enters another week, we're being told to plan for power outages. So what do you need to get through the dark days?

How to prepare a 'black out survival kit' as the energy crisis continues

STORAGE TECHNOLOGY: LNG storage tanks at a terminal in Yokohama, Japan. Picture: WikiCommons

The country needs more transmission, more renewables, more storage. But how do we get there?

Has the energy emergency forced a re-think in future of electricity production?

SACRED GROUND: Goanna are back to celebrate their 1982 classic album Spirit Of Place. Picture: Martin Stringer

Shane Howard explains why Solid Rock will always matter

Goanna rediscovers their Spirit Of Place

FULL THROTTLE: Herald journalist Madeline Link on board the 222 Offshore powerboat at Lake Macquarie. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

The sun was shining, a severe weather warning hung in the air and I had been to the chiropractor the day before.

I got flung across a lake at breakneck speed in a powerboat

DRESSED FOR SUCCESS: Sydney post-punk band Johnny Hunter are ready to deliver on the hype with their debut album Want. Picture: Tom Wilkinson

Sydney band Johnny Hunter know how to stand out from the crowd.

Johnny Hunter are taking what they Want

Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez return for the second season of OMITB which adheres sensibly to the mantra of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Picture: Disney+

This series delivers joyous entertainment by a cast at the top of their game - if that isn't true art, then nothing is.

It's close to the best thing on TV and we've got some good news

Although everyone who is homeless feels the negative impacts, children can face a tough future due to something completely out of their hands.

If kids are having to couch surf or live out of a tent or caravan, there are difficulties for them in getting to school, getting three square meals a day.

'Safe, stable place to sleep every night' could keep kids off police radar

For the second time Miwi-inyeri Pelepi-ambi Aboriginal Corporation (MIPAAC) ran the event

VIDEO, PHOTOS| NAIDOC Week kicks off early in Victor Harbor

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A study suggests tropical cyclones are less frequent in the period of human-induced climate change.

Climate change 'cuts cyclone frequency'

There are fewer Australians classifying themselves as religious, the latest census shows.

Christianity still top but numbers falling

New census data has revealed the extent of Australia's long-term health issues.

Long-term health issues for 8m Aussies

Four out of five single-parent Australian families are women, new data shows.

Growing number of single-parent families

More than three per cent of Australians identify as Indigenous in the latest census.

Australia's growing Indigenous identity

Nathan, with his wife Susana and daughters Hayley 4, and Georgia 1, recently enjoyed a walk through nature. Picture: Supplied 

Nathan Cunningham is more than his corporate persona and is excited to meet the community.

Nathan's a family man with an important role in the Yankalilla community

Smaller centres as well as mobile clinics will replace the larger SA Health vaccination clinics as operations begin to wind down to manage a lesser load.

SA Health to scale down vax clinics

It was another great weekend of netball for all teams in the Great Southern Netball Association

Big wins for GSNA netballers in round 11

The Victor Harbor Reserve's hosted Goolwa /Port Elliot for round 11 matches.

Roos reserves play the Magpies| PHOTOS

Like usual the local waters were full of surfers, but even more were out this weekend.

Waves were pumping for South Coast Boardriders, MicroGroms

Joel Harris (Seniors). Picture: Caroline Horn  

It was a weekend full of action for the Southern Breakers Soccer Club

Successful week of soccer for the Southern Breakers Soccer Club

Thursday's triples winners Leo Staak, Jean Jackson and Peter Maunder. Picture: Supplied 

It was a delightful week for the Encounter Bay Bowling Club with three days full of action on the green.

A week of excitement at Encounter Bay Bowling Club

'RACE': Former Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold-medal winner Steve Moneghetti, right, and Bill Fletcher, of Port Pirie, stage a mock run start at the Sportsman Tavern.

Ambassador Steve Moneghetti pays tribute to organisers of the Pichi Richi Marathon

Marathon runner Steve Moneghetti fires starter's gun at Port Augusta

Basham banished from the round table? Alexandrina Councillors debated whether David Basham should be on the Agricultural Round Table at Monday's meeting. Photo: File. 

Member for Finniss and former Minister for Agriculture and Regional Development, David Basham's place on the Alexandrina Sustainable Agricultural Round Table has been questioned by Alexandrina Councilors.

UPDATED| Basham's position at Agricultural Round Table discussed

Boaties will soon have to pay to use facilities at the Wirrina Marina. Picture: Marina St Vincent - Facebook.

Boaties will soon have to pay to use facilities at Wirrina Marina

Boat ramp, berthing fees to return at Wirrina Cove

MAYOR: Port Pirie Regional Council has a male mayor, Cr Leon Stephens, and colleague Cr Kendall Jackson thinks he is doing a good job.

Almost three times as many men as women are sitting in local government

Women leaders needed to tackle gender imbalance in South Australia

The Granite Community Strings band (pictured) is ready for their joint concert with the Granite Community Band this Sunday. Picture: Supplied 

This upcoming concert will be the bands first this year and they are looking forward to presenting their music to an audience.

Local bands to join together in concert this weekend

Alexandrina Council meeting saw Coorong Cafe secure a four-year deal at Sugars Beach. Photo: Matt Welch. 

The Monday, June 20 Alexandrina Council meeting saw the Coorong Cafe secure a four-year deal at Sugars Beach.

Coorong Cafe secures four-year deal at Sugars Beach

Take Your Dog to Work Day, on Friday, June 24, means you can have your loving pooch with you the entire day.

It's bring your dog to work day, Friday June 24

Nine agricultural technologies have celebrated receiving over $700,000 in grants through the State Government's AgTech Growth funding in McLaren Vale.

AgTech Growth funding recipients celebrate in McLaren Vale

Discover what's on around the Fleurieu

Feelin' Groovy is a show celebrating the timeless songs of Simon and Garfunkel and it features musicians, Harry Baulderstone and Marcus Ryan. Photo: Feelin' Groovy. 

Musical duo, Harry Baulderstone and Marcus Ryan's Simon and Garfunkel tribute show is set to play in Victor Harbor in July.

Simon and Garfunkel tribute show set to have Victor Harbor grooving

Wildlife rescuer Rowan Wigmore says roadkill should be moved 20 metres from the road to stop scavengers getting hit too. Photo: Paul Scambler

Hundreds of thousands of native animals are killed on Tasmania's road every year. In this week's Voice of Real Australia podcast episode we meet the people trying to change that.

The Roadkill State

More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels

The goldfields were a dangerous place in the 19th century particularly for Chinese miners.

What happened to Bendigo's Chinese miners?

Farmer Bryan Meredith doesn't think it's a good idea to let people camp with cows. 

Fishers say it's public land, farmers want to know who'll clean up the mess.

The stoush that's dividing fishers and farmers

Farmers Judy Cardwell from Mitta Mitta and Belinda Pearce of the Kiewa Valley lead a protest to Melbourne last year over the issue of camping on licensed Crown river frontages. Picture: Mark Jesser

Public land where cows graze has been opened up for camping causing conflict between farmers who manage the land and fishers who want access to the river.

Farmers and fishers feud over riverside camping in Victoria

A bright red heart banner attched to the second story of the boarded up Newcastle Permanent buliding in Lismore. Picture: Marina Neil

"We have to address climate change. If we don't, all this sort of stuff is going to get worse and it's going to get increasingly difficult to deal with."

The best emergency response is climate action

Climate council CEO Amanda McKenzie says there's no other country that could produce cheaper green steel than Australia. Picture: Supplied

Australia is far behind the rest of the world in terms of climate action, but we have huge opportunities.

Australia could be a climate action trailblazer

Climate experts say as the planet keeps warming, disasters will get more frequent and more ferocious.

If this is Australia at 0.8 degrees warming what is in store for the future?

A home on Richmond Street, Woodburn. The flood damaged contents piled up on the nature strip. Thursday 7th April 2022 // PHOTO BY MARINA NEIL // NEWCASTLE HERALD // NRFLOODS22

We travelled up and down the east coast talking to people who have lost everything as we try to figure out how to live in a Disaster Country.

Living with climate disasters

Grumpy Goat Co in Smithton Tasmania holds goat yoga sessions. Picture: Meg Whitfield

We did yoga with goats to see how Smithton is providing mental health support where official channels fall short.

Goat yoga sets the baa for mental health care

Melissa's son Jacob, 8, has been deferred four times from a support class. Picture: Eva Baxter

We talk to parents, educators, and an autistic woman to examine the unique challenges and benefits of growing up different in the bush.