Category: News
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Dunstan by-election guide: cost-of-living edition
A by-election in the eastern Adelaide seat of Dunstan will be held on March 23 to replace former South Australian premier Steven Marshall. Here’s what you need to know.
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What’s on in Adelaide: the Mad March edition
“Mad March”: it’s the time of year where Adelaide doesn’t feel like Adelaide. March spotlights the city’s underrated yet vibrant arts and culture scene. From concerts to festivals, meaningful talks to visual art exhibitions, this month’s What’s On guide will keep you booked and busy for the entirety of March’s madness.
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South Australia bans corflutes on Stobie poles
The South Australian Parliament has enacted a ban on the display of election corflutes on public infrastructure, citing environmental concerns, visual pollution and safety. But the ban isn’t that simple.
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What’s on in November: the “Adelaide’s got talent” edition
Adelaide has been named Australia’s coolest city; and, with the abundance of artistic talent on offer this November, it’s no wonder why. Check out this What’s On guide for the top events running this month.
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Curiositeas to welcome Lips & Sips for a night of colourful painting and sex education
With fruity drinks, paint and a whole lot of laughter, Lips & Sips puts a quirky spin on the “paint and sip” trend to break down taboos around female anatomy.
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Wage theft: the default experience of international students
International students in South Australia are falling victim to wage theft and unfair workplace practices. OTR Editor Anna Ngov reports on the widespread exploitation of international students, and why few report their employers.
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