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Adelaide Film Festival: Made In SA
Although the Adelaide Film Festival has ended for 2024, Hub is keeping the excitement going with some more reviews coming your way.
Made in SA is a curated program of short films made in South Australia which screens every year at the Adelaide Film Festival, of course each year with different films. This year there were seven films shown and with dance films to animation, this year's screening really covered it all.
I’m in Trouble: Nick Percat’s Adelaide 500 Practice
Nick Percat opens up on what happened during turn one on Thursday.
End of an Era: Mark Winterbottom to retire
David Reynolds paid tribute to Mark Winterbottom after Thursday’s session.
Picture: Getty
Courtney Fastest in Practice One as Red Bulls Don’t Fire
James Courtney finishes top of the pile in Practice 1.
Picture: Bob Gloyn Photography
“Winning This Event is Something That Everyone Wanted to Achieve” - Murphy
Greg Murphy has spoken ahead of the Adelaide 500.
Photo: Dean Purcell
“Behind The Votes” The French Election: An Election of Two Rounds
Welcome back to Hub’s “Behind the Votes” series, as discussed in the previous instalment of the European Union (EU) election saw a monumental shift to the right, and its impact was far-reaching. French President Emmanuel Macron decided that there had been such a shift that it was the right time to call an election, and so that's what he did. What started out as trying to resolve the political unrest seen in France epically backfired and led to further tension in the country.
“That’s the style of footy we should be seeing in the AFLW” - Arnell
Lauren Arnell spoke after her team progressed to a semi-final next week.
Picture: James Elsby
Season Over for Richmond as Power Advance
Port took on Richmond in the Second Elimination Final at Alberton on Sunday in the AFLW.
Picture: James Elsby
Adelaide United Far From Convincing as Reds Beat Western United
Adelaide United took on Western United in the A-league Round four.
Picture: Western United Football Club
Adelaide Film Festival: Lesbian Space Princess
Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese are breaking new ground with their brand new sci-fi comedy, Lesbian Space Princess, which is the first ever fully animated feature film to come out of South Australia.
Why did Candace Owens have her visa rejected?
Right wing political commentator Cadence Owens has been refused entry into Australia for her upcoming speaking tour. Her show advertises an electrifying evening with a Conservative women known for her controversial takes, and bold and unfiltered perspectives. Immigration Minister Tony Burke said that "Australia's national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else," and that her speaking tour could have the ability to create social unrest.
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