Debate as stimulus for youth in Australia theatre
Australian debate inspires youth as Rob Inglis promotes an indigenous theatre. His program Men Who Shaped Australia features character studies of famous Australians with sharp, minstrel style, aiming to revive national spirit and critical inquiry among school leavers. He plans a full length play on Captain Cook and a Canberra schools seminar, with Canterbur y Tales and other pieces staged in Sydney venues.
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Stebates
de Crioote
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Vainghan
Austalia
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Captain Cook
Canberra
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Winse
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de Groote
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Aboriginal Art Show at Grety Daly Gallery August 19
An Aboriginal watercolour exhibition by Aranda and Arunta artists Hen Jamnin Landara Avil Uhutarinja Ovcnr and Gabriel Nemanara opens August 19 at Grety Daly Australian Gallery and Woden Galleries Echo Place. Proceeds benefit ARSCHOL supporting Aboriginal scholars. Viewing hours 10am to 4pm, through August 31.
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Aranda
Figure her figure her Let's have some lies puzzle
A fragmented puzzle prompt asks to estimate a number by combining clues and hints. The text references a previous answer of 151 and mentions siblings and a guessing rule about adding components to reach a sum. It hints at a riddle or wordplay requiring the reader to provide tomorrow's answer.
Arts Centre's new coat of arms unveiled in Melbourne
Melbourne sculptor Norma Redpath created a bronze relief for the Arts Centre skyline sculpture commissioned amid controversy. Architect Roy Grounds defended its placement above the eastern wall arch, saying it reflects Victorian patterns in modern form. The one-ton work, cast in Milan, took years to finish and final opening is planned for August 20.
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St Kilda Rd
Robin Wallace-Crabbe
Roy Grounds
Melbourne
Norma Redpath
MU Grounds
Grounds
Mr_Grounds
Miss Redpath
Australia
Milan
Ialy
Hve Reupith
Amit Centre
Canberra Top Forty Compiled by 2CA
A listener survey tables the week’s top forty hits led by Ready Willpower and Jumpin Jack Flash. Names like Lonely, Love, Temptation, and Gonna Miss You appear amid a saturated list of performers and tracks reflective of the local chart scene.
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2CA
Yass Repertory Faces Crisis Over Hall Sale
Yass Repertory Society struggles as it faces debts from recent productions and possible loss of the Repertory Hall after a Salvation Army sale to Yass council. Officials seek a council grant to avert permanent closure and preserve amateur theatricals in the district.
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cAngels
Yass
Can Repertory Society
Salvation Army
Alder
Pal Council
Hull
Felice
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