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What’s on in July: the “sure, you’ve got the winter blues but look, more festivals” edition
This month has been a flurry of activity, creative and otherwise, and OTR’s July edition is not pretending to keep up – but at least we’re honest about it?
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Local resellers are combatting the nation’s textile waste dilemma – you can too
Jamie Tenikoff spoke with some of South Australia’s leading second-hand clothing vendors, who are offsetting the effects of textile waste. Here’s how Australians can act against one of our nation’s largest environmental issues.
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Strictly Ballroom: 30 years of breaking rules for the better
Baz Luhrmann’s 1992 directorial debut is an Australian classic. Strictly Ballroom holds up not only thanks to its sparkly costumes, but because of an enduring narrative: effecting change.
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“We have to carry on the fight”: Hundreds show up to NAIDOC March on Kaurna Yarta
The 2022 NAIDOC March on Kaurna Yarta coincides with the Family Fun Day for the first time since the pandemic – but, as this year’s theme highlights, First Nations-led calls for justice continue all year round.
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ABC 90: the icon’s milestone and its cultural impact on Australians
To celebrate the ABC’s 90th birthday, OTR journalist Viki Ntafillis visited the Collinswood office just outside Adelaide and spoke to some individuals who consider the ABC a cultural institution.
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What’s on in June: the “if a fake horse on the internet can do it, so can we” edition
It’s that time of year – decade, century – when sleep is the most coveted extra-curricular activity. But just as the show must go on, so must OTR’s monthly segment.
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