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Two men's journey to recreate a 165-year-old pour of beer at a regional pub for SA's history festival - Vimarsana News

Two men's journey to recreate a 165-year-old pour of beer at a regional pub for SA's history festival

Meet the brewers who journeyed into old town archives and ship manifests, and spent hours at the local museum, to recreate what would have been served to patrons in this South Australian pub in the 1800s.

Source: abc.net.au
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Michelle Pearson details body image struggles in Adelaide Cabaret Festival show Skinny - Vimarsana News

Michelle Pearson details body image struggles in Adelaide Cabaret Festival show Skinny

Adelaide-born Michelle Pearson will perform her new show Skinny at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival with a powerful message about the dangers of unhealthy body image.

Source: abc.net.au
Territory Day fireworks display to be moved from Mindil Beach due to permission oversight - Vimarsana News

Territory Day fireworks display to be moved from Mindil Beach due to permission oversight

The fireworks party, one of the biggest events on the NT calendar, will be moved from Mindil Beach because the NT Major Events Company has not obtained an authority certificate from the NT's sacred sites watchdog.

Source: abc.net.au
The 'acute pressure' on water infrastructure that could sour some SA budget sweeteners - Vimarsana News

The 'acute pressure' on water infrastructure that could sour some SA budget sweeteners

As the state government rolls out cost-of-living relief in its third budget to South Australian households, there's a warning that cash will soon start going back the other way in the form of higher water bills.

Source: abc.net.au