They have the best range of magazines and cards and their staff are friendly and helpful. The…read moremagazines though - seriously outstanding range of titles. Best new agency in Adelaide imho.

still the most superb shop - huge range of magazines. Really lovely for pleasant quality gifts for…read moreadults and separately lovely gifts for very young children. The staff are always helpful and the stock is always tidy. I love their greeting cards with landscapes as the pictures are so beautiful that they are good enough to put in a frame to display on a shelf after the birthday has occurred.

One of two newsagencys in Blackwood. This one has a good range of magazines, newspapers (but not…read moreThe Age!), a bookshelf with a selection of some of the latest paperback novels, comic books, cards, etc. They also have a selection of greeting cards, office supplies, school supplies and also have a photocopy service. The central counter has lots of paraphernalia on and around it, the incidental items you may miss if they were placed elsewhere. It is also a licenced lottery agenc and no matter how many times I ask for the winning ticket, so far it hasn't happened! On the other opposite side of the counter is the giftware area, which has an adequate range of last minute gift choices.

Friendly local newsagents, wonderful range of newspapers, magazines covering all topics and great…read morerange of cards and gifts too. very friendly helpful staff, a Blackwood icon for many years, always see someone you know and have a chat

Most Newsagencies are pretty much alike these days but what I like about Extra Newsagency on King…read moreWilliams Road is that as well as picking up your paper or mags, they also have a great selection of high end books on offer. With book shops becoming as rare as hens teeth, its nice to actually find a place where you can browse a great selection of quality publications. Their books are definitely at the higher end of the scale with coffee table books Kramer from Seinfeld would be proud of. They specialise in graphic design, architecture and fashion books that if you don't feel the need to keep for yourself, also make great gifts. If the pricey books are too much for you there's usually a bargain to be found outside on their discount tables. As well as books they also have a range of quirky gifts and I find them handy on a Sunday or public holiday if I have to go to a birthday party and have forgotten to buy a present. Of course there are cards and wrapping paper along with the usual newsagency fare. I suppose its pretty standard these days but they also do photocopying and offer a fax service. Don't forget your paper and magazines. I've personally found them really helpful when I've gone in to buy Monday's edition of The Australian on a Tuesday - they always go out of their way to get a copy for me when they can.

I shopped here in December,1999, and again in December, 2013. Love this place, great service and…read morean amazing array of giftware, and plenty of actual stationery and publications. I'd cone back more often, but it is a LONG drive from Dallas...

Half newsagent and half gift store and I love their front window changing displays, it adds colour…read moreand gives ideas to passing foot traffic. They do all the usual newagent services like selling magazines, newspapers, books and lotto tickets also greeting cards, wrapping paper and gift ribbons, bows and tags, etc. The other half is dedicated to giftware, homewares and accessories such as scarves, handbags, jewellery, etc. There are some lovely smelling candles and room diffusers plus placemats and decorative table settings. A great place to stop by and pick up a last minute gift along with all the trimmings, including scissors and sticky tape.

Wonderful little shop that always has a great selection of greeting cards and gifts. Free gift…read morewrapping offered for Mother's Day and also free macarons from The Mac Factory.

The Erindale Paper Shop has all of your stationary needs, stocking a large variety of paper, card…read moreand craft goods. Their range of gift-wrapping materials and cards for special occasion means you can get all of your gift needs in the one place. I personally like to make my cards by hand, and their variety of coloured cards and markers is great for the artsy type. For those that feel that pre-personalised cards are adequate, they have a huge range of cards for all kinds of occasions. Their magazine range is equally diverse and caters to all interests, including music, cooking, handicrafts and sports. The shop all stocks novels and books, but the range is somewhat limited to bestselling titles. The staff are very friendly and aren't pushy - they're quite comfortable with customers flipping through magazines and having short reads through books. Probably the best aspect of this shop is the relaxed atmosphere, as there are few people in the store at the same time, and you have the freedom to quietly browse without interruption. Also available is a variety of gift goods, ranging from scented candles to decorative ornaments. Whilst these gift ideas are more appropriate for older generations, there are plenty of items that are ideal for younger generations too, such as notebooks and calendars.

Erindale Paper Shop is a medium-sized newsagency but probably one of my favourites in all of…read moreAdelaide. Why? Well, there are a few reasons. First of all, it's always quite empty and I love not having many people around when browsing for something. Second, the shop assistants have always been very friendly. Third, it's clean, open and bright and everything is in impeccable order. And last - and most importantly - they have an amazing selection of newspapers and magazines. Their stock is not massive, yet large enough and it contains exactly what I'm after. I especially love their travel and cooking magazines and always have a very hard time just picking one or two. Great shop!

13/12/2011 When I realised I left my pen at home, I knew…read morethat I immediately needed to get to this place. Luckily, I have drive, a writing addiction, and important information given to me by customer attendants for previous reviews, to remember. Great store for a writer like me. I've been here before several times pretty much just for essential items like the odd multitrip bus ticket, stationery or magazines. The Rundle Mall Plaza Newsagency does feel a little bit empty each time and somewhere you don't want to hang around for too long. Upon walking in, you are emerged in a very quiet culture, complete with several rows of mindless magazines and greeting cards for less than half an hour of fun. I managed to walk around the crowd a bit, to get to the area known as "the great wall of pens", that holds plenty of different coloured pens, pencils, and other stationery. A perfect place to take a visiting guest or regular who has the "writing itch" to scratch off...it'll bring out the inner writer within.

I've really only been in here the once, but I was impressed enough to bother writing a review on…read morethe place. They've got a really good range. Now, as a bloke, I've noticed that some news agencies have very little in the way of reading material for the fellas. They almost all, pretty much without exception, have stacks of women's magazines. That never really changes. A lot of places limit their mens range to *those* magazines that are wrapped in plastic (apparently to seal in the badness), and maybe a couple of magazines for the dude who likes V8s and other pushrod-powered dinosaurs. Not that's there's anything wrong with them. I've got some varied tastes as a car nut, but the same old Aussie muscle car mags just don't do it for me. So when I walked in here, I wasn't expecting much. Well, I was pleasantly surprised. Not only did they have some of the harder to get stuff (like some of the US based VW mags), they had plenty of copies of each. I walked out with my copy of ACVWs, Zoom and HPI, as well as a PC magazine. This place has some real variety. I'll be going back again next time I'm in Adelaide.

It's not huge, but somehow this little newsagency manages to have just about everything I need, and…read moretoys, without feeling cluttered and cramped. When I was a little tacca, I was always stoked to get a little toy from the newsagent. Now however my interest in the store has shifted to pens, paper and the occasional lottery ticket. The staff always seem to be up for some banter about luck, winning tickets, and how if they win, we'll know - the doors will be locked in the morning. One of the many great newsagents in the hills.

This newsagents has everything you'd expect a good newsagency to have. When I lived near Stirling,…read moreI came here for my school stationery, the paper, magazines, cards and the odd scratchie or Keno. As far as that all goes, it's run of the mill with a good selection in all those areas. As you can tell from the name of the place, they also sell toys. I used to love coming in here with Mum when I was a kid and hassling her to buy me random little toys. The range of toys isn't like what you'd see in a department store. It's more cheap trinkets and mid-price action figures that the owners know will sell and satisfy kids for at least a little while. They also sell a good amount of coffee table books on subjects like war history, natural wonders and biographies. Check out the tables outside for specials on stationery, subscriptions and books.

This newsagent is definitely the biggest in Glenelg and also the oldest. There are rows and rows…read moreof magazines, cards and paper: Be careful entering with small children, you could possibly lose them. I usually drop in here in a hurry looking for some stationery item for work. It is a good work out as my supplies are usually down the back of the shop. They have a great selection of coloured paper, folders,tags etc. and I can usually find what I am after without having to venture to Officeworks. The owners are friendly and helpful. The only thing to be careful of is that I generally miss the entrance as it has a table full of gift ware, even though it is primarily a paper store, Having said that it also stocks a lot of touristy gift ware but it is not a place I would generally go to find a present. Tip: This is the place to go if you are looking for a hard to find or specialist magazine

This newsagent is pretty good, it has everything, and as Alison has said it carries a lot of…read moremagazines, but unfortunately the one I was looking for wasn't here (Vanity Fair), so don't have your hopes up too high. There is also Australian souvenirs, plush toys, gifts, cards (lots of cards!) and more. This is a one stop shop newsagent.