RIDING FOR YOUR LIFEFebruary, 2012
After a horrific cycling accident on New Year’s Eve, John Spoehr writes that safe cycling in a bike-friendly city should be a New Year’s resolution for cyclists, drivers and governments.
IMAGES FOR JOYFebruary, 2012
Is it arts? Is it aid? The Adelaide Review discovers crowdfunding; a new internet arts community that allowed an Adelaide couple to fund a creative photography project in Cambodia.
ADELAIDE’S CITY FUTURE: NOT LISTENING, JUST PLANNINGFebruary, 2012
The city of Adelaide commences 2012 stuck in a conversation about its future direction, but amid the chatter it’s not clear who is listening to whom. Several big development proposals highlight the problem.
AMALFI AND SORRENTO DREAMINGFebruary, 2012
Sometimes the road most travelled can be the more satisfying journey when overseas. This is especially applicable when it comes to relaxing while in Europe.
MONTMARTRE STILL SPELLBINDSFebruary, 2012
Of the strikingly diverse quartiers in Paris’ snaking trail of arrondissements, Montmartre retains its status as a hotbed of old-world glamour, sexual freedom, artistic creation and literary inspiration.
AT THE CROSSROADS: NEW REPORTING, PUBLIC TRUST AND GAMINGFebruary, 2012
The Adelaide Review speaks with journalist, author and media commentator, Margaret Simons.
BODY BLOWS TO MUSICFebruary, 2012
Hardest hit in recent government funding cuts to the arts was the music sector. It leaves the future looking perilous for many of our smaller music organisations.
HOW ABORIGINES MADE AUSTRALIAFebruary, 2012
Stephen Forbes reviews and discusses a powerful new book by historian Bill Gammage, The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia.
FOUNDATION OF YOUTHFebruary, 2012
Inspired by a political awakening at university, Don Dunstan was just 26 when first elected to the South Australian Parliament. Known as the creator of this state’s most significant reforms, even at a young age he established a reputation for not conforming.
THE EVOLUTION OF WRITERS’ WEEKFebruary, 2012
In a world where e-books outsold print copy books on Amazon.com for the first time last year, traditional literary festivals such as Adelaide Writers’ Week remain as important as ever writes the festival’s Director Laura Kroetsch.
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