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Raining Poetry with No Limits in the regions
As part of Writers SA’s regional program No Limits, and with support from Raining Poetry in Adelaide, local poetry appeared (and disappeared) on rainy pavements in Whyalla, Loxton, and Naracoorte.
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Trailblazing Adelaide soccer star to share inspirational story at 2022 Feast Festival
Adelaide’s Feast Festival will host openly gay top-flight soccer player Josh Cavallo at ‘Elite Journeys in Sport’ – a panel event discussing the intersection of sporting and LGBTQIA+ communities.
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Carrie, Tracy, Leigh and what’s next for our TV screens
Three prominent news anchors have resigned from their roles on Australian television this year. What might their departures mean for the industry’s diversity?
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Once upon a moment: the story of Paul Vasileff
This Adelaide-based designer is celebrating 15 years of his haute couture label, Paolo Sebastian – and what a journey it has been.
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Review: After All This
Aliens, comets, apple sauce – find out what they have in common in After All This.
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South Australian law still considers sex work a crime. Georgia Thain is trying to change that.
South Australia is lagging behind other states when it comes to sex work reform. OTR talks to Georgia Thain from the Sex Industry Decriminalisation Action Committee, who breaks down why they keep advocating for change.
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