Water scarcity makes people spend a lot of time collecting water which takes them away from other duties. This can also cause children to miss out on going to school and having fun. Climate change is contributing to the issue by influencing water availability through erratic rainfall. As a result, there is an urgent need … Read more
With temperatures hovering around a sweat-soaked 30 degrees Celsius, Adelaide’s beaches are the place to be this summer. Take your pick from the city’s half-dozen gorgeous beach suburbs. Highlights include Romeo Castellucci’s Go Down, Moses; Patch Theatre’s ZOOOM (combining old-school whimsy and state-of-the-art technology), and the guitar legend John Zorn performing Masada Marathon, Classical Marathon, … Read more
An opera stage turned lake and acrobats doubling as puppeteers are among the inventive elements in this year’s festival. A playwright confronts a career crisis and the death cult of politics, while a Palestinian author sparks a free-speech debate at Adelaide Writer’s Week. Lady Beatle adds new flavours to Beatles classics. Likewise, singers with harmonious … Read more
The MRC has been successful in building cinema audiences through its program of limited releases. This has included the screening of film festivals and also low budget films which were not picked up by the major chains. This has allowed the MRC to support the development of cinema curatorial skills in South Australia. This is … Read more
As the COVID-19 pandemic progressed, many rural and remote communities realized they needed reliable internet access. This is now considered a basic need with some organisations advocating for it to be a human right. People who do not have internet access face barriers to modern economic opportunities. These divides affect all age groups, race, gender … Read more
The festival circuit is a buzz in Adelaide all year round. From grungy, visceral theatre to classical music, cabaret and the visual arts, there’s something for everyone in Australia’s Festival City. Tarntanyangga/Victoria Square will come alive this Sunday with food, music and dance. The Bolivia Marka Dancers will get the feet moving, while the ska … Read more
Most viticultural and horticultural crops in the Riverland are fully dependent on irrigation to meet crop water requirements, deliver economic yields and satisfy consumers’ quality demands. The program developed at Loxton encouraged greater scientific management of water at the farm level. To achieve this, precise and advanced information and communication technologies are needed. Low-power wide … Read more
Whether you’re a fan of high-brow arts or exciting sports, Adelaide’s endless entertainment options will provide an unforgettable experience. From dazzling performances to breathtaking outdoor spaces, these venues will captivate your senses and create memories that last a lifetime. North Terrace, a captivating stretch of the city, is home to many of Adelaide’s esteemed cultural … Read more
Acceptances for the 2023 Birdsville Races have been released, with 142 acceptances across the iconic carnival’s two-day, 13-race program, set to run this weekend on Friday September 1st & Saturday 2nd. The ‘Melbourne Cup of the Outback’ has attracted a high-calibre race field for the 141st edition, with acceptances from QLD, NSW, SA and NT … Read more
Adelaide is abuzz with pop-up theaters. Whether you’re looking for a new twist on an old classic or something a bit edgier, there’s plenty of theatre to explore in this South Australian city. The festival’s directors Joanne Hartstone and Tom Kitney have invited a wide range of world-class artists to perform at the Festival Theatre … Read more