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“Murdoch is a cancer on democracy” former PM Kevin Rudd discusses disinformation and print media in Hawke Centre conversation
Quentin Dempster (left) and Kevin Rudd (right) during their zoom call on Thursday 10 June for The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and ABC Friends SA/NT presentation on disinformation.
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Community a key component of cabaret applied in UniSA’s 2021 cabaret showcase
UniSA’s unique cabaret course provides students with a performance opportunity to revel in the community aspect of cabaret.
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Hidden history: Dehumanisation and death at Loveday
The small Riverland town of Loveday was the home of South Australia’s largest internment camp. It’s history is one far from love, having targeted civilians of certain ethnic origins and being a site of 134 deaths and one murder.
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Big spending on immigration detention while many are stranded below the poverty line
While the Federal Government continues to pour money into immigration detention, our social security system is in dire need of reform.
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The Adelaide Cabaret Festival returns for another stellar year
The Adelaide Cabaret Festival returns this year and is sure to be another magnificent show, but what makes it so important to have a whole festival dedicated to cabaret?
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Day Dance brings groovers back to McLaren Vale for the June long weekend
With the hiatus of Sea and Vines since 2019, Day Dance provides a whole new festival model to bring the party back to the vineyards for the Queen’s birthday.
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