No matter where you are on Anzac Day this year, you can commemorate April 25th with the ABC and our comprehensive broadcast coverage of dawn services and events.
 

Local coverage on 891 ABC Adelaide will include Peter Goers broadcasting live from the Adelaide Dawn Service at the SA National War Memorial.

Join Nikolai Beilharz on 891 ABC Adelaide Afternoons next week as he tastes the world. Learn the secrets of treasured family recipes as multi-cultural communities share their stories. Plus, there’s a hearty serving of tickets to some great foodie events to win!

Tasting Australia, returns from May 3 and 891 ABC Adelaide’s Jo Laverty is serving up this flavoursome food festival on a plate. Tune into Drive next week and dinner will be on Jo.

Join 891 ABC Adelaide for SA Sunday Morning as Spence Denny broadcasts live from the inaugural Adelaide Hills Autumn Garden Affair on Sunday 5 May. Before Spence heads to The Hills though, we have a wheelbarrow-load of free entry passes to give away on this week's show. Be ready when Spence gives the on-air cue to call or text to win.
 

And for ABC Adelaide eNews subscribers, we’re giving you an extra chance to score a double pass: Be the first to email your name, phone number and suburb to ABC-Adelaide@your.abc.net.au to win. 

A large LED variable message sign on the corner of South Road and Anzac Highway in Plympton, signals a warning to would-be thieves that SA Police are watching. Roving Reporter Bobby Macumber told Sonya & Jules on Breakfast what's happening.

Technology adopted in Italy is using DNA in dog poo to locate offenders who leave canine excrement behind in public places. Mornings presenter David Bevan investigated whether this could work in SA.

Foodbank’s annual Women of Influence luncheon at the Adelaide Showgrounds raises much needed funds to feed the 135,000 South Australians who go hungry everyday. This year, 891 ABC Adelaide’s Breakfast presenter Sonya Feldhoff will lead a panel discussion of notable influential South Australian women.

Made with leeks, carrots, turnips and peas, it’s creamy and buttery and just the ticket on a cool night, whether you’re craving comfort yourself or wish to serve some up to friends and family.