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What does your local or backyard pool mean to you? Whether it’s taking the kids for swimming lessons, clearing your head before work, or cooling down on hot summer days, pools play a crucial role in our lives during summer. This month, right across the ABC, we’re immersing ourselves and diving in to a two-part ABC documentary series looking at the Australian identity through the prism of The Pool. #abcthepool To celebrate, Ali Clarke is throwing a pool party at your place! From 6am tomorrow Friday 20 September take a splash with Ali as ABC Radio Adelaide Breakfast broadcast live from a listener's backyard pool! | | | | | | |
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 | | | Join Claire Hooper as she learns the secrets of tidy people | | | | What do they know that we don’t? How can we steal their habits and use them for our own gain? The Pineapple Project podcast has already safely guided you through the treacherous waters of work and the booby-trapped financial forest. Now, in the third season, it’s time to get tidy, because life is messy. | |
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 | | | It's Dementia Action Week | | | | Spence Denny spoke with Lee Martin, an early onset dementia sufferer and her care dog TK. Lee told Spence her life changed since she was diagnosed at 57-years-old. Lee shares other useful tips on managing her condition. Has Dementia touched your life? Share your experience with us on Facebook. | |
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All laughs with the original funny-men of the 80's | | | | Ali Clarke caught up with comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short, they touched on the old times, shared personal relationship tips and major non-announcements among many laughs. The duo are bringing their comedy show Now You See Them, Soon You Won't to Adelaide in November 2019. | | | | | | |
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Easy fish tacos with quick cabbage slaw | | | | Gently spiced fish, crunchy cabbage slaw and a garlicky avocado sauce make up this tasty fish taco the perfect dinner. These are easy enough to whip up any night of the week, and the rainbow slaw can pass for unicorn food, should your kids need convincing. 🤤🌮🦄 | | | | | | |
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 | | | Awesome eats! More food vendors coming to the ABC Gardeners' Market | | | | The count-down is on to Adelaide's favourite community event, the ABC Gardeners' Market. We are spicing it up this spring and introducing a food alley, comprising of additional food vendors on site for grumbling tummies! The kids' zone is back with giant board games and activities on the grass. Gold coin donation on entry supporting charity partner CanTeen. | |
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 | | | Sophie Thomson's tips on caring for young seedlings | | | | Spring is the time for planting, with that in mind Sophie Thomson shares tips to ensure your new seedlings thrive this season. Be sure to watch Gardening Australia on Friday 11 October at 7:30pm for a special Adelaide ABC Gardeners’ Market episode filmed at Collinswood in April of this year. | |
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Win tickets to Black is the New White | | | | This romantic comedy hit has been seen by thousands around the country and is coming to Adelaide. |
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| | | | With a toe-tapping soundtrack and an array of eccentric and loveable characters, this thoroughly beguiling, very Australian story is an unmissable comedy of desire and dysfunction. Black is the New White will have you rolling in the aisles with laughter. For the chance to win tickets to see this play - tell us along with your name and mobile, who is the playwright? Entries close 26 September. See the ABC’s Privacy Collection Statement and full Terms and Conditions of this competition. | | | | |
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Lucindale on the map after 15,000 festival goers flock to triple j's One Night Stand | | | | It was buzzing in Adelaide last week as big names and upcoming artists in the Aussie music scene were making their way to a small town called Lucindale, over three and a half hours south of Adelaide. A record number of 15,000 visitors embarked on the regional South Australian destination which at most has a modest population of 500. ABC Radio South East SA braved the crowds and broadcast their weekend Breakfast show from the festival, taking the party experience to the ears of their Mount Gambier audiences - who weren’t at the festival already.
In case you feel like you missed out on all the fun, all the live music sets from the Hilltop Hoods, Meg Mac, Ocean Alley, and G Flip are available to watch on iview below. You're welcome.
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