Early General News
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Christie Legedza, August 18th, 2010
by Christie Legedza
A number of enthusiastic dads from Uraidla have formed a team to take part in the 24 Hour Australian International Pedal Prix which will take place in Murray Bridge in September.
Steve Bottroff, a member of the team, the Uraidla Scrubbers, said they were keen to get involved with the event after seeing their children take part.
“The kids have been involved for a number of years now so we thought we'd have a go ourselves.”
“It's a... 
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Alicia Melville-Smith, July 29th, 2010
After a two-and-a-half year stint of solid work at the winery, Longview Vineyard's Mark Saturno is very much enjoying his return to the stage.
Starring in State Theatre's upcoming production romeo&juliet, Mark is one of just six actors who will be on stage during the performance, each of whom will play multiple characters.
"Shakespeare is one of my favourite playwrights and it is such a privilege to be involved in this production," Mark said.
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Christie Legedza, June 30th, 2010
Visual artist and painter Daniel Kelly is one of the finalists in this year's Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize.
His piece, a painting titled A Natural History in Two Volumes is inspired by the exposed earth strata he sees during his regular walks in the Belair National Park.
"The piece I have submitted for the Waterhouse prize is an artwork of exposed earth where you can see the strata changes from rock, clay and soil," Daniel said.
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Christie Legedza, June 18th, 2010
Patrick Barnard is looking forward to performing on stage with Urban Myth Theatre of Youth in their latest production, I am the Messiah, even though his character, Max Deville has quite a dark side.
"He's just a bad guy,” the 15-year-old from Mylor said.
“Some parts of his character are easy to portray, some I am still exploring and other parts freak me out. Sometimes it's really hard to get into the role, I'm still working on discovering him.”
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June 04th, 2010
From India to England, Europe to Mexico, musical duo Tin Can Alley has performed in some of the world's most exotic locations, in over 10 different languages.
Now the duo from Wistow, Jacqy Phillips and Cliff Stoddart, will be performing the show 'A Night With The Flying Horses' as a part of this year's Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
“We're very excited, we're the only genuinely local act! It's really nice to represent our city and our festival,” Jacqy said.
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