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“Electrosmog” Is the Totality of the Electric Fields, Magnetic Fields, and Electromagnetic Radiation By Arthur Firstenberg, Kathleen Burke, Dr. Christof Plothe, and Cellular Phone Task Force, July 27, 2023 Electrosmog is the totality of the electric fields, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic radiation that bathes us 24/7 from all electrical and electronic devices, electric wires, power lines, and wireless devices and antennas. With wired communication, information is transmitted via the wi...

"There are few other places in Australia that you can participate in an experience of country like this."

Body-image advocate Taryn Brumfitt is a best-selling author and speaker, and the film director behind break-out documentary Embrace (2016). This time she's talking to school-aged kids and famous friends about body image, bullying, gender identity, advocacy, representation and more. Featuring Taryn's network of well-known celebrity friends including Celeste Barber, Jameela Jamil and Electric Fields; a vibrant collection of voices and stories shows us that the first step in changin...

A genuinely electrifying return to Hamer Hall for Zaachariaha Fielding, Michael Ross and the MSO.

NAIDOC week is the perfect opportunity to learn about the growing demand for South Australia’s First Nations music talent, according to UNESCO Adelaide City of Music general manager Joe Hay.

A selection of arts and cultural event highlights during this year’s NAIDOC Week, running from 2-9 July 2023.

Bangarra Dance Theatre’s new production, Yuldea, is an embodiment of harmony between story, vision and being.

The award-winning electronic music duo, Electric Fields are set to return to Hamer Hall for an extra special encore performance that...

For her first work as Bangarra's Artistic Director Frances Rings goes back to her Country, Yuldea, on the lands of the Anangu peoples.

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