Wakefield Press has great pleasure inviting you to the launch Out of Season: New Poems by Steve Brock, to be launched by Nicholas Jose.

Stephen Orr's latest novel draws from the life of anthropologist Theodore ‘Ted’ Strehlow to explore the power of belief, intergenerational legacies and the limits of good intentions.

Join us on Wednesday July 1 at the Wheaty to hear talented local artists and activists responding to the theme of ART AS ACTION.

Mainstays of the Australian folk-rock scene, Things of Stone and Wood returned to Adelaide with their first new album in more than two decades.

FSP is pleased to announce that submissions for Single Poet 2026 are open now and close on midnight 31st May 2026. Each volume in the Single Poet series publishes a full-length collection of poems …

Adelaide songwriters Kate Lewis and Katie Pomery present an hour of introspective sadness that’s ultimately about the importance of social connection. ★★★★

Tracey O’Callaghan is back from her sold out Fringe show in 2025. She has performed in the slam Nationals at Sydney Opera House & SA’s state finals 5 consecutive years. A guest on the stage for “Hear me Roar” at Adelaide Writers Week 2022-2023. A feature poet for spoken word events around ...

Accessible news, information and entertainment. Vision Australia Radio offers a range of interesting and informative programs that feature readings from the latest newspapers, magazines and books. O...

Conversations on the work and experiences of emerging writers from a diversity of creative contexts, with reflections from other producers and distributors of new Australian writing. Listen to the pod...

Poet's Playlist is a show inspired by poetry. Join us for interviews with local poets and more Thursdays from 8:30pm

YouTube video by Spoken Word SA

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South Australia’s premier executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.

Cal Williams Jr delivers an exquisite experience in this hour devoted to the haunting, resonant, deeply affecting work of cult English folk singer Nick Drake. ★★★★★

Paul McDermott’s solo foray into publicly uncharted poetic waters pays off, with moments by turn hysterically funny, satirically whimsical, darkly fantastical, and movingly poignant.

A warm, conversational, and writerly reflection on what it means to feel at home in the stories that shape and stay with us, even after they seem to end. ★★★★

Poetry by Ben Adams, Eclectica Magazine v29n1

On Thursday 28 November, on the eve of International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, people who represent the diverse field of education in Victoria, as well as the […]

Drawing on theories of affective governance, securitization, surveillance, and neoliberal risk management, this book analyzes efforts by educational policymakers to combat susceptibility to extrem...