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Election 2018: Valuing our heritage public forum 15 February
Heritage is an election issue of interest to many people. The National Trust is convening a public forum to debate the risks and opportunities for our heritage with MPs and candidates from major parties invited to respond to your questions about heritage in a Q&A ... Read More »
East Terrace: Slums and Socialites
Our understanding of the Victorian era is often shaped by two extremes: the refined wealth of the aristocracy, and the harsh Dickensian squalor of the poor and working class who toiled at the coalface of the Industrial Revolution. A stroll down East Terrace reveals both ... Read More »
Farewell Rhino Room and the changing face of Frome Street
Adelaide bade farewell to another embattled older building this month with the demolition of the Frome Street home of the Rhino Room, The Howling Owl and Urban Cow Studio. Best known as a comedy venue that has seen countless great Australian comedians from Adam Hills to ... Read More »
It’s Australian Heritage Festival time
March might be over, but Adelaide’s festival season has just begun! The Australian Heritage Festival is nearly upon us, bringing with it a program packed with rare insights and fascinating adventures in local heritage and history. The 2017 Australian Heritage Festival theme is Having a Voice ... Read More »
Remembering the Jubilee Exhibition Building
We’ve all walked past it, watched a busker strum beside it or collapsed at its base from shopping-induced exhaustion. But you might not know that the Rundle Mall fountain is actually one of the last surviving links to one of the biggest parties Adelaide has ... Read More »
Australian Heritage Week in Adelaide 13-19 April 2015
This week is Australian Heritage Week, a national celebration of our heritage, a chance to discover our built, cultural and natural heritage. This year's program includes talks, guided walks, performances, a children's play day and new ways to explore our heritage with the ... Read More »
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