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Boats, bikies and backbenchers — Tung Ngo reflects on his journey to parliament
Tung Ngo has been a member of South Australia’s Legislative Council for over ten years. Before this, he spent his time sleepwalking, battling real pirates, challenging racism, and, at 22, becoming the first Vietnamese-born person to be elected to local government in Australia.
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What’s On in Adelaide: May Edition
The ‘May Mayhem’ is hitting South Australians’ social calendars. Whether you are foodie or muso, On The Record’s guide is sure to help you find the events best suited to your schedule this month.
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Deserted in time: a journey into an outback past
A writer and a couple of friends travel to the South Australian outback to uncover townships that have surrendered to obsolescence, in what was once the heart of a prospering desert hub.
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Jen Willis on facing mortality at Mount Everest
MS advocate Jen Willis knows from experience that anything can go wrong on Mount Everest. But now — almost three years later — her appetite for experience is stronger than ever and ready for her second attempt at the summit.
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Chalamet questions ballet and opera — Adelaide responds
Timothée Chalamet’s comments about ballet and opera have sparked widespread discussions about the value and future of traditional performance. In South Australia, industry leaders and young people join the conversation to explore how these art forms are continuing to connect with new audiences.
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What’s On in Adelaide: April Edition
From Gather Round to sing-alongs, Adelaide is hosting a jam-packed April for locals and tourists. Check out On The Record’s monthly guide to helping you choose the best events for your schedule.
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