News
EXCLUSIVE | Premier Steven Marshall has appointed New Zealand’s former Finance Minister to review his government’s approach to international trade.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, a management consultant struggles to find evidence that an SA Health executive team actually exists, the Prime Minister’s audience in Adelaide at a select and influential gathering, and a council candidate takes a religious analogy a bit too far.
After accusations of political interference in the ABC’s independence, South Australian senator Tim Storer outlines his plan to change the appointment process for the board to bolster the national broadcaster’s capacity to resist influence from Canberra.
InDaily‘s hit list of events and shows, including highlights of the last days of the Adelaide Film Festival, traditional Japanese art under the stars, a British Film Fest tribute to Michael Caine, and Theatre Republic’s provocative debut show.
The John Butler Trio, international ‘supergroup’ Silkroad Ensemble, singer Angelique Kidjo, Afro-psychedelic band BCUC and Adelaide hip-hop musician Tkay Maidza are among artists announced in the first taste of the 2019 WOMADelaide program.
Philip White is impressed by the new dux duo from the vineyards the Thorn-Clarke families have strung along the Barossa Ranges.
The last two years of Vincent van Gogh’s life are well-mined by artists drawn to the exploration of madness and passion in art, but Willem Dafoe can’t be outdone in his portrait of the painter in the new film At Eternity’s Gate.
Inspired by architecture and the ‘weirder’ impulses of Couture+Love+Madness designer Cristina Tridente, new label Tridente is making its debut at the Adelaide Fashion Festival.
Politics
An inquiry into groundbreaking electoral reform and an “enduring, bipartisan commitment” to an independent Speaker were presented by Steven Marshall as commitments for a Liberal Government in 2014 negotiations with a key independent, newly discovered documents reveal.
News
The State Government has published a series of damning report cards on South Australia’s climate outlook, with key climate change indicators including sea level, rainfall and temperature showing a worsening trend line.
Local
Typical notions of power and influence are counterbalanced in CityMag’s list, which seeks to reveal the truth about who needs to be involved if things are going to change around here.
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