Notes on Adelaide is a weekly current affairs podcast driven by the independent journalism of InDaily, CityMag and SALIFE.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryNewsNews CommentarySociety & Culture |
Trudy Lin is a dentist but also an activist – and her primary measure of success is ensuring everyone has the capacity to eat, speak and smile. more
In 1946, sharp-eyed geologist Reg Sprigg noticed some strange patterns in the rocks of the Flinders Ranges. What he had discovered was a groundbreaking a fossil record of complex creatures dating back 550 million years. more
Last weekend was a historic coming together of two key moments in women’s sport. The AFLW premiership was decided, with Melbourne winning its first premiership, and the Adelaide Strikers won its first title in cricket’s WBBL. more
In South Australia's north lies an alien landscape - scarred by more than a century of mining. The huge site desperately needs further rehabilitation but, in this week's episode, we detail allegations of regulatory failure in relation to this and man... more
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The Boy Who Did Not Matter was a brilliant episode! An early piece of LGBT+ history and treatment that I didn’t know. So brilliantly put together. Well done!
Brilliant new podcast! I especially like that the first episode highlighted Kaurna people as well as some other First Nation people in our area. I really look forward to future episodes.
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