This year brings the 45^th Anniversary of the landmark Australian film, Gallipoli. In the lead up to Anzac Day, 891 ABC Adelaide listeners are invited to an exclusive special event screening to mark the milestone.

Adelaide's Anthony Stephens, 80, runs one of the last map shops in Australia. The cartographer who has been making maps for fifty-nine years has even wallpapered his home with maps.

The iconic South Australian dish, which consists of a classic meat pie topped with rich pea soup and tomato sauce, is a favourite for many.

891 ABC Adelaide’s Jo Laverty tried one for the very first time, joining Jason Chong, ABC listeners and footy fans at the Drive with Nikolai Beilharz outside broadcast to put the beloved local meal to the test.

Beneath the surface, extraordinary South Australian women have made incredible contributions to our society and the world. Often, their own stories are largely untold and hidden from view.

A Fab Four favourite for many, 'Help!' was recorded on April 13, 1965. The hit song was part of a contractual obligation from a film that was originally called 'Eight Arms To Hold You'.

No matter where you are on Anzac Day, commemorate with the ABC. You can find coverage throughout the day on April 25 across ABC Radio, ABC TV, ABC iview, ABC listen and ABC News online.

Mushrooms are a cost-effective way to make a hearty massaman that is also vego and vegan friendly.