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Architects and heritage advocates call it façadism: it’s either a dirty word or a pragmatic way to keep at least the veneer of history alive on our...
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Ah Adelaide. We’re like a big country town! That’s what we keep telling ourselves – but it’s a misconception. We’ve developed a sort of...
Nearly a decade ago, the Weatherill Government caused a few political observers to spit out their tea when the then Governor opened the new...
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