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And the band plays on: How Adelaide’s amateur artists coped with COVID-19
The rekindling of Adelaide’s nightlife means it’s back to the stage for our amateur musicians.
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Art Gallery of South Australia lost its crowd but gained a worldwide audience with Monster Theatres
The Art Gallery of South Australia’s Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres took an unanticipated turn when forced to shut down earlier this year, but how did the gallery continue this eerily relevant show and what’s it like to be back up and running?
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Adelaide’s pets set for a paw-fect ride along with owners
The furry friends of Adelaide now have another transport option. After a successful trial in Brisbane and Sydney, Uber Pets will now be available in Adelaide.
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Australia’s twin pandemics: COVID-19 and racism
“They’re not that creative with words. It’s always ‘Ching Chong Chinese’, rice eaters, yellow skins, maggots, pests, rats – that kind of thing.” A South Korean international student shares his experience with racism before and during the pandemic.
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World Population Day promotes the health and rights of women globally
As the global population increases, so does the need for safeguarding the health of rights and women across the world.
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Is Afterpay a good way of teaching young adults about the concept of credit?
Afterpay is arguably the biggest ‘buy now pay later’ financial technology in the world, but is it setting up young adults to fall into debt?
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