Category: Culture
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“There’s no better time than now” to visit Moonta, Australia’s Little Cornwall
Explore the living history and heritage of South Australia’s Cornish hotspot of Moonta, a place where you’ll strike it rich mining for the experiences of a lifetime.
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What’s On in Adelaide: Aussie April
It’s hard to beat March in Adelaide, but April certainly won’t leave South Australians unsatisfied. Check out On the Record’s guide to fun, foodie, and footy-filled events happening around town this month.
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South Australian fashion is creating community through detachment
A beach bum and a bogan walk into a bar. If that’s the set up, South Australia’s style seems to be the punchline. Take a trip to the far-flung coast and country brands creating more than just clothing.
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Review: Margret, You’re A Virgin!
Her first time smoking, first time having sex, and the first time something unbelievable happened. This fringe show tells the story of a girl who fell pregnant despite never having heterosexual sex.
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When punchline meets headline: the relationship between comedy and modern journalism
Over 50 per cent of Australians admit they actively avoid the news. Comedian and media professional Jon Brooks contemplates the state of comedy and its ability to keep Australians engaged with current affairs.
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Review: Confessions of a Boba Liberalist
Juanita Navas-Nguyen was told by her sister that she was “the wrong type of Asian”. Her Fringe show, Confessions of a Boba Liberalist, was an emotive grapple between the cultural identity you create for yourself, and what society pushes onto you.
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