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SA's latest silo art: a town's tri-Bute

SA's latest silo art: a town's tri-Bute

More than just a stunning artwork, the state's latest painted silo, has become both a community meeting place…

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Sun Sets On Adelaide's Bakehouse Theatre

Sun Sets On Adelaide's Bakehouse Theatre

“[So long], and thanks for all the fish,” a quote resonate of Douglas Adams – and Bakehouse Theatre Artistic …

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Catching Up with the Past: SA's 18th History Festival

Catching Up with the Past: SA's 18th History Festival

A trip through the passages of time overtakes the entire month of May with SA's 18 th History Festival, bring…

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Adelaide Fringe review: EGG

Adelaide Fringe review: EGG

A stunning solo work of dance and physical theatre, Erin Fowler's EGG gives pulsating new life in a hilarious…

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Adelaide Fringe Review: Bone Cage

Adelaide Fringe Review: Bone Cage

Bold and powerful, the revival of Bone Cage, encapsulates the anarchy, the distortion and plaguing ambivalenc…

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48 Hours of Flower: SA's Rare Corpse Bloom

48 Hours of Flower: SA's Rare Corpse Bloom

Described as the "pinnacle of horticulture," by gardening experts, the rare blooming of the Corpse Flower has…

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Migrant woman face cultural barriers when seeking domestic violence support

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By Emma Wotzke
| thewire.org.au
Domestic violence remains a major issue in Australia, affecting men and women, with one in four women and one in 14 men experiencing it in some form. But for migrant women it is more difficult to seek help because of the cultural beliefs and stigma around domestic violence and coercive control. Lecturer in Occupational Therapy at the University of Southern Queensland Dr Shikha Malviya lived a similar situation, and says the system needs to improve to support migrant women.
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International Overdose Awareness Day calls for harm reduction over penalisation

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By Emma Wotzke
| thewire.org.au
Governments have invested millions into reducing the road toll with some success. But what about investment to prevent accidental drug overdose deaths? Statistics show seven Australians per day die of overdose, almost twice as common as road deaths. So why is this number steadily growing? Pennington Institute produces an annual report and is global convenor of International Overdose Awareness Day every August 31.
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Community pushes for permanent fracking ban in Limestone Coast

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By Emma Wotzke
| thewire.org.au
Six councils, community members, health, wine and business representatives, joined forces on the steps of SA’s Parliament calling for a permanent ban on fracking in south Australia’s Limestone Coast, expressing major concern for the state’s ‘Food Bowl’ . The collective, presented an open letter urging politicians to reject state government plans to overturn a 10-year moratorium to end a ban on conventional gas fracking in the region two years early.
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