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Anthony LaPaglia on working with 'gruff' but 'nice' playwright Arthur Miller (opens the original)
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Arthur Miller was "tall", "gruff", and didn't say much unless required, according to a star Adelaide-born actor who is about to play one of the playwright's most celebrated characters on a hometown stage. Anthony LaPaglia is portraying Willy Loman in the American's Pulitzer Award-winning play, Death of a Salesman, for an Australian production that has been revived twice since it premiered in 2023. LaPaglia recounts how he met the famed American playwright while performing a later work of his, A
Another setback for beleaguered Cape du Couedic wave buoy (opens the original)
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The Cape du Couedic wave buoy was due to be redeployed last week but had satellite communication issues. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) says it wants to reinstate a different mooring system for better reliability. BOM plans to redeploy the buoy off Kangaroo Island late next month. South Australian fishers and surfers will have to wait about another month before its beleaguered Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) wave buoy is redeployed off Kangaroo Island. Despite BOM planning to reinstate the Cape du
Nearly 1,700 sea dragons reported dead during SA's algal bloom (opens the original)
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Dragon Search SA analysed 1,540 citizen science reports. It documented 1,524 dead weedy sea dragons and about 159 leafy sea dragons. Researchers are looking into ways to boost the species' breeding rate. Nearly 1,700 sea dragons are documented to have died during South Australia's harmful algal bloom (HAB), a new report has found, amid hopes of a strong breeding season next month. The Dragon Search SA report, led by local marine ecologist Janine Baker, analysed 1,540 reports uploaded by 253 peop
Key SA wave buoy to be redeployed a third time after lightning damage (opens the original)
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The Cape du Couedic wave buoy has suffered three outages in two years. It is the only wave buoy operated by the Bureau of Meteorology in SA. The federal opposition wants to see a permanent solution implemented. South Australia's long-suffering wave buoy is expected to be redeployed this week following a "lightning strike" in autumn that caused another lengthy outage. The Bureau of Meteorology's (BOM) wave buoy off Cape du Couedic on Kangaroo island has suffered three outages since August 2024, i
Neil Armfield on Death of a Salesman's relevance to a modern world for sale (opens the original)
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It's fair to say a lot has changed since American playwright Arthur Miller wrote Death of a Salesman in 1948. The American dream still sells the promise of the world, yet with global populations having exploded by 240 per cent since, it's put at risk much of what made it beautiful in the first place. From nature covered by packaging and pollution, to unsustainable living trends and popular music commodified into formulaic trash, capitalism's finely tuned mechanisms seem impossible to stop. The p
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