‘The biggest disco on the planet since 1979’: Dancing Grandmothers take the stage in Adelaide. Josang Young Mo Choe

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Dancing Grandmothers offers a moment of communion

“Age and grow fat; dance and grow fat.” This phrase, which appears on a screen midway through Dancing Grandmothers, suggests that we can have our cake and eat it too, that whatever is inevitable, dancing will always bring us great joy. If we come out of the womb dancing, as I’ve always liked to imagine, then we must grow old dancing.

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Power networking for SA entrepreneurs at Icebreaker18

Icebreaker, the leading South Australian networking event, returns to Adelaide in November with a new format to connect hundreds of entrepreneurs, investors, researchers, rising stars and employers with a ‘perfect match’.

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Want to improve care in nursing homes? Mandate minimum staffing levels

The Royal Commission into aged care has begun its 18-month investigation into the quality and safety of Australia’s residential aged-care system.

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Clues to earlier diagnosis of deadly lung disease

Flinders researchers have found proteins in lung fluid that could hold the key to diagnosing pleural mesothelioma months or even years before a tumour is visible on imaging scans.

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Appetite for more than food charity

As food prices rise and families struggle to pay the bills, people who receive emergency food relief are very grateful but crave long-term ways to rise above the poverty line – including through innovative social enterprise programs.