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On the site of one of the greatest crimes of human history, Stephen Orr tries to discern our generation’s responsibility to one that suffered so greatly and should never be forgotten.
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When the pandemic fog lifts, will South Australians be prepared for an honest appraisement of our own realities? The tale of a $125 tomato has led Stephen Orr to ask some uncomfortable questions.
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In the second of his journeys down Adelaide’s suburban arteries, author Stephen Orr traces the fine line that is North East Road.
Does the Adelaide Festival do enough for local artists and companies? What does it mean to people on the outskirts of corporate SA? Who does it benefit, really? Stephen Orr asks some troublesome questions.
English is a mongrel language but without the stories that can be woven from it, how do we know how to live?
A good rant is the last bastion of free speech, but there are certain rules to be observed, writes Stephen Orr.
