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Once known as Little Beirut, stories of Adelaide's historical corner uncovered
It’s been a three year labour of love probing into the past and building on the fragments of a hidden history to write Logan St and get it to the stage. Source link
Actor Terence Donovan remembered by son Jason as 'larger than life'
Jason Donovan has paid tribute to his father who has died at the age of 90 after decades on Australian screens. Source link
Musos fear payday super rules could ruin live music industry
Two long-running Australian jazz festivals have been cancelled, with organisers blaming new superannuation rules. Source link
How an Italian sculptor created the World Cup trophy that became an icon
It has become the most iconic trophy in world sport, and it all started in a small design studio in Milan more than 50 years ago. Source link
Like The Beatles and Beach Boys? You're going to love The Lemon Twigs
These New York twenty-somethings make music indebted to Brian Wilson, Todd Rundgren and the Fab Four. But do The Lemon Twigs get sick of the comparisons? Source link
Artist behind Clinton portrait in Epstein files remembers first piece
A high school art portrait launched Petrina Ryan-Kleid’s career. Forty years and several satirical portraits later, she has been reunited with the person who bought her first work. Source link
'Unethical': Minister admits big tech firms use Aussie content without artists' permission
Australian artists have already had their music taken to train overseas AI models without payment or consent. Source link
Sam Neill's advice for when the world seems too dark
The world has been remembering Sam Neill’s incredible film and television career in the wake of the actor’s death, but his off-screen antics left a robust impact. Source link
From Book Doof to bedazzling, social reading is all the rage
People find community with other bookworms as social reading takes off with everything from literature raves to book bedazzling. Source link
Failed interns get a second chance to become doctors in new Aussie drama
Growing up, Ioane Sa’ula thought he’d probably play rugby league professionally, but an injury scuppered his plans. Now, he’s the romantic lead of new Aussie medical drama, The F Ward. Source link