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Celeste Villani

  • Marketing and Content Coordinator, Adelaide Economic Development Agency
Adelaide
As seen in: News.com.au, The Herald Sun, The Courier-Mail, Perth Now, City Messenger News, East Torrens Messenger, Guardian Messenger, Messenger Community News, Southern Times Messenger, The Advertiser (South Australia) and
Journalist. Mother. Musical theatre lover. Former @thetiser reporter. Likes pink and sparkly things. Known as ‘That little Messenger lady’. Views my own.
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Popular nightclub among new exposure sites as cases soar

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By Dixie Sulda Verified, Celeste Villani, Polly Haynes Verified, Michael Owen-Brown
A city nightclub and a regional football club are among new close contact exposure sites after SA recorded 2298 new cases yesterday, with 82 people in hospital. SA News Don't miss out on the headlines from SA News. Followed categories will be added to My News. This coronavirus article is unlocked and free to read in the interest of community health and safety.
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Why MP Rebekha Sharkie loves her great dane dog, Lulu

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By Celeste Villani
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Independent MP Rebekha Sharkie explains why she gets such joy from her dog Lulu – and she is spreading the love. SA News Don't miss out on the headlines from SA News. Followed categories will be added to My News. Lulu is 68kg of unconditional love for Mayo MP Rebekha Sharkie. No matter what time the politician comes home from work, without fail, the great dane greets her with a wet nose – and a wagging tail.
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State Government to look at new ways to show performances

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By Celeste Villani
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The State Government will look at finding innovative ways to show arts performances in the wake of banning gatherings of more than 100 people. At a meeting on Monday night, Premier Steven Marshall said rather than “whinge, whine, moan and catastrophise” that there are no public performances in the state, the government could look at new ways to show off work and keep companies afloat. That could be via traditional film, pay per view and even augmented or virtual reality.
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