Space, technology, creative industries, healthy ageing, all careers dominating the state’s future – but South Australia also wants its students learning to be first rate human beings. It is a bold message from the chief executive of the hugely important SA Certificate of Education (SACE) Board, the group shaping more than 100 subjects available to […]
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Sandpit is using its creative expertise to tackle a huge problem for museums and galleries around the world – limited space forcing large chunks of precious collections into storage. The vibrant creative and technical business based in Kent Town is specifically working with the South Australian Museum to find an interactive animation solution for its
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With our culture of collaboration, supportive start-up environment, and technology infrastructure, South Australia is home to world-leading businesses and top talents working on creative projects seen worldwide. Creative agency KOJO, VFX studios Resin and Rising Sun, and virtual reality studio Jumpgate VR are just a few examples of SA-based businesses having global impacts and servicing
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A lifelike robot head modelled on a real-life teenager, modified silicone babies, and a room dedicated to testing the perception of pain – welcome to the Museum of Discovery (MOD.). The interactive public science and creativity space’s director, Dr Kristin Alford, says the museum has already attracted up to 6000 people since opening in May
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Anton Andreacchio is waiting for a flight to take him to the Taipei Film Festival when he grabs a few minutes to run through the swathe of projects his virtual reality company Jumpgate VR is delivering in the coming financial year. It kicks off with Anton’s presentation at the festival and leads onto a series
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By Lana Guineay In May 2018, the doors will open to South Australia’s most audacious new public space – MOD., a futuristic museum of discovery. The word “museum” may conjure up images of the past, but MOD. at the University of South Australia has a distinct remit. Its aim? To be the country’s boldest – and South
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By Lana Guineay It feels like a million miles away – but from his home in the scrub on the Fleurieu Peninsula, international innovator Tom Hajdu stays connected with the world. “The world has shrunk. I wake up early in the morning and I speak to people in New York and L.A. and in the
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From the defence sector and cyber security to artificial intelligence and robotics – South Australia’s future industries are the great engines of change. It’s a serious but exciting transition away from the once-thriving auto-manufacturing sector and towards these prosperous future industries that will lead to an increase in demand for skilled workers. SA businesses to
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For the past 45 years, South Australian craft institution JamFactory has built up an extraordinary pool of talent featuring some of the country’s finest artisans. Set up in 1973 as an initiative of the Dunstan government to connect craft and industry to help grow the state’s economy, the not-for-profit organisation is about more than just
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Four lead characters sit outside North Adelaide’s The Kentish pub sipping on Coopers Sparkling Ales in Australian comedy drama The Flip Side. The scene is a snippet of life in Adelaide, and it’s unfolding in cinemas across the country. Co-written and directed by South Australian creative Marion Pilowsky, the charming film was shot in 35
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