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On This Day – 28 May

Mon 28 May 2018

On this day in 1952, Greek women won the right to vote. On this day in 1923, the US attorney general declared it legal f...

Breakfast

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Lifestyle

Apples from Kazakhstan to Lenswood

Sun 27 May 2018

Apples definitely aren’t just apples when you hear Warwick Billings trace the history of our limited modern variet...

Gastronaut

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Lifestyle

Top crust at Lost Loaf

Sun 27 May 2018

On the western edge of Adelaide’s Parklands, you might say the Bowden...

Gastronaut

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Politics

The richness of the Palestinian identity

Sun 27 May 2018

The Last Earth: A Palestinian Story is a new book by Palestinian author an...

A Peace of the Action

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First Nations

Tasmanian Aboriginal Culture is Alive an...

Sat 26 May 2018

Zoe Rimmer is curating an exhibition at Tandanya called Kanalarjita, an Un-...

Yarnin' Country

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Environment

From the Desert to Hiroshima

Sat 26 May 2018

Speaking with Karina Lester you can feel her passion for family and country...

Yarnin' Country

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First Nations

Frances Bedford MP on increasing Newstar...

Fri 25 May 2018

In this week’s Anangu Lands Paper Tracker radio program, we talk about th...

Paper Tracker

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Arts and Culture

Nakatomi Set to Launch Debut EP at Ancie...

Fri 25 May 2018

Electronic duo Nakatomi will be launching their first EP at Ancient World o...

Breakfast

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A Retrospective

Steve Charles

Steve Charles
Two Legged Fish

“Two Legged Fish” is a best-of album celebrating forty years of songs, written and recorded by Australian singer/songwriter, producer, author and playwright, Steve Charles.

The album showcases 20 songs of a ‘life on the Road’, loves won and lost, personal demons and observations of life spent travelling the vast Australian landscape to bring live music to regional and urban Australia for over 30years.

Steve is supporting the album release with shows in Adelaide and South Australian regional centres from September 2025 with “Steve Charles Trio” (Steve - Vicaks and Electric Guitar, Kym Wilkinson- Bass and Peter Cornthwaite - Drums)

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