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Adventure in Adelaide’s backyard: the Pioneer Women’s Trail
Looking to get out and enjoy the outdoors before the winter fully kicks in? Next weekend on May 21, 2023, experience history and the beauty of Adelaide’s surrounds firsthand by participating in the Pioneer Women’s Trail Walk 2023 event.
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How does the 2023-24 Budget impact young Australians?
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down his second budget aimed at striking a balance between “responsible and affordable” amid rising living costs, but what’s in it for young people?
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What’s on in May: the “blast from the past” edition
With the South Australia History Festival running all month, now’s the perfect time to take a break from reality and transport yourself to the past. Whether you’re looking to party to 80s tunes, learn about our state’s past, or admire antique artwork, you’ll find something to satisfy your inner history nerd in this month’s guide.
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Kodomo no Hi Japan Festival celebrates culture and community
Held annually since 1995, the Kodomo no Hi Japan Festival is not only a celebration of the cultural and social links between Australia and Japan, but it is also a day for supporting local and global communities.
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Dhilba Guuranda Innes National Park: how the Marna Bangarra project is bringing the Yorke Peninsula back to life
Yorke Peninsula’s Dhilba Guuranda Innes National Park has been working hard with its Traditional Owners to bring the Yorke Peninsula back to life. OTR journalist Joanna Tucker takes us on a journey to learn about the history of the park, and how a co-management agreement between the Narungga Nations and the State came to fruition.
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Anzac Day: honouring the past, examining the present, and building the future
On the 108th anniversary of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) landing on the beaches of Gallipoli, OTR journalist Robert Hicks investigates Anzac Day’s cultural, historical, and political significance.
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