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1.2KFilm Review: Non-Stop
Non-Stop is one of those films daring you to criticise it. Ridiculous, corny & predictable, it’s also lots of fun with a...
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1.5KFilm Review: 300: Rise of an Empire
A sequel to 2007’s film, 300, Rise of an Empire further embellishes the savagery and bloody conquests in which its protagonists indulge.
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1.4KFringe Review: The Kransky Sisters Piece of Cake
In classic Kransky Sisters style they took the audience through a production of life tales & cover songs with many well-scripted jokes.
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661WOMADelaide Day One
The lovely Botanic Park once again comes alive with the sounds and smells of the world, and this year’s lineup for WOMADelaide...
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1.2KFringe Review: Five.Point.One Presents ‘Notoriously Yours’ By Van Badham
Van Badham’s play examines security, both national and, in particular, personal, with social media like Facebook making us vulnerable to scrutiny and...
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600Fringe Review: The Art of F**king
In a performance of polar opposites, the cast push you away then pull you closer in a mix of poetic language, relatable...
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619Fringe Review: FOMO – The Fear of Missing Out
Zoe McDonald has FOMO: The Fear of Missing Out and she’s prepared to share it with you. One woman, ten characters. Lots...
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545Fringe Review: Impact
This solo piece centres on a young traumatised army soldier after several tours of war and natural disaster relief.
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Myer Ambassador Kate Peck to find Adelaide’s most fashionable at the SA State Final of MYER Fashions on the Field
The 2014 TattsBet Adelaide Cup on Monday will be an exciting showcase of this season’s best trackside trends, with Myer Ambassador Kate...
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865Heading To Adelaide Cup? Here’s What You Need To Know
Thanks to the support of the Motor Accident Commission there will now be FREE public transport on all Adelaide Metro Networks to...
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905Interview: Kevin Hart, star of ‘Ride Along’
Kevin Hart and Ice Cube lead the lineup in Ride Along, the new film from the director and the producer of the...
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577Big Brother Announces 2014 Housemate Hunt
“No matter where you live. No matter what you do. No matter who you are. Big Brother wants YOU!”
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1.0KAdelaide Festival Review: Blackout
Skilfully directed with a top-notch production team, Blackout deserves to be seen, but do not panic if you don’t understand it completely.
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706Album Review: Trust ‘Joyland’
Canadian based electronic/synthpop outfit Trust will release their sophomore album Joyland on 7 Mar through Create/Control & Arts & Crafts, and from...
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638Samual James- ‘Karbon’ released 7 Mar
2013 was nothing short of momentous for Melbourne’s Samual James when his solo release ‘Mega’ created a tornado of worldwide support
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883Fringe Review: 2 Ruby Knockers, 1 Jaded Dick: A Dirk Darrow Investigation
A bank heist, bloody murders, baddies, a femme fatale, and plenty of chaos are craftily mixed with mentalism, card and magic tricks.
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917Adelaide Festival Review: Sadeh21
Sadeh21, presented by the Batsheva Dance Company, is an impressive display of human movement against a gentle, flowing soundtrack by Maxim Waratt.
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Flu vaccine now more readily available
The flu vaccine will be more readily available this autumn, with Chemmart® Pharmacy offering a one-stop in-store Flu Clinic for a six...
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781Volunteer At SA’s Biggest And Best Event
The Royal Adelaide Show, on September 5 to 14, is looking for volunteers to help with this year’s event with plenty of...
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888Adelaide Festival Review: The Shadow King
This adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear is steeped in Indigenous culture but very recognisable, with the story's moral carried through quite plainly.
