February 3, 2022
Naomi Keyte ‘Gillian’ Single Launch
Sunday, 13 February 2022
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January 13, 2022
COVID temperature check: The West End
CityMag spoke with four Hindley Street businesses – covering burgers, brunch, booze and books – to understand how local owners are coping under the weight of Omicron and recently reimposed restrictions. In short: they’re not.
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A historic Kaurna reburial will take place in Smithfield next week
A long-awaited reburial will take place in Smithfield next week, in which the remains of 130 First Nations Old People, formerly held in the SA Museum, will be buried at a dedicated Kaurna memorial site called Wangayarta. Kaurna Elder Uncle Jeffrey Newchurch explains its significance.
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The Select Committee on Wage Theft handed down its final report
The State Parliamentary report made 37 recommendations into addressing wage theft, such as making it a punishable criminal offence, establishing a wage theft inspector, and banning anyone found to have used wage theft as a business model from holding company director roles.
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A 50 million year trip through the history of water in South Australia
'Immersion' is a new digital artwork launching in Light ADL's new cutting-edge immersive technology room The Ellipse, which will put audiences in digital rainstorms and evolving landscapes to show how water has shaped South Australia over the last 50 million years.
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Halloween Weekend
29—31 October 2021
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SAM Awards 2021
Thursday, 18 November 2021
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Adelaide’s best new music
We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for the month of August, including a club drop from Strict Face, the debut solo single from Pinkish Blu-affiliated Haliday, and some sunny pop from Surahn.
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Elyas Alavi doesn’t want Australia’s arts community to forget Afghanistan
Ahead of a Nexus Arts fundraising gig this weekend, Afghanistan-to-Iran-to-Adelaide multi-disciplinary creative Elyas Alavi explains why everyone – including cultural institutions and governments – should do more to help those in his home country.
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