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Adelaide welcomes an influx of artists in 2019 ahead of severe liquor licensing changes
Unfortunately for us Adelaidians, gone are the days of the early twenty-teens where festival powerhouses like Big Day Out, Soundwave, Stereosonic, and Future Music Festival all made annual Adelaide appearances.
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Game of Thrones petition highlights the importance and power of the audience
Over a million Game of Thrones fans have signed an online petition calling for a remake of the show’s final season, after many were left disappointed and dissatisfied with its conclusion.
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Political Islamism a cause for concern in Australia-Indonesia relations
Like many Indonesians, Australians have aired their concerns over the rise of political Islamism.
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Chasing the pursuit of pleasure at MOD
UniSA’s Museum of Discovery (better known as MOD) launched its new exhibition last Friday night, entitled ‘Hedonism’.
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The self-made business changing the world one tampon at a time
Adelaide girls Eloise Hall and Isobel Marshal are leading the entrepreneurial way with their self-made business ‘Taboo’.
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Neighbours or Strangers? Live-in experiences aim to improve Indonesian-Australian ties
Budding journalist Alex Dalziel said he learned more Indonesian after five weeks of study in Jakarta than after two years of taking the language in high school back in Australia.
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