




“A world without the arts would be a dry and dismal place”
Ahead of the 2021 WOMADelaide, associate director Annette Tripodi talks about growing up in Campbelltown, her love of music, and bottling the magic of WOMAD.
Ahead of the 2021 WOMADelaide, associate director Annette Tripodi talks about growing up in Campbelltown, her love of music, and bottling the magic of WOMAD.
Madelyn Duckmanton has spent the two years since her daughter Letitia Linke’s death raising funds and advocating for ovarian cancer patients.
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From a free-range childhood spent planting trees and roller-skating around Whyalla, Adelaide Fringe’s Heather Croall has gone on to spend her life immersed in the world of film, festivals and art.
The recently-opened Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Education Centre is a testament to Holocaust survivor Andrew Steiner’s dedication to proclaiming the power of kindness.
With the cricket season in full swing, we speak to former Aussie player Wayne ‘Flipper’ Phillips about Hookesy, life, loss, team spirit and the joy of being a grandfather.
Luthier Jim Redgate often finds himself torn between his workshop and the call of the ocean. When he’s not building guitars or kitesurfing, he might be found snow-boarding, playing gigs, fixing up up his old Holden EH, beekeeping or making wine.