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Malcolm Sutton

South Australia

Features Reporter at ABC News (Australia)

Features Reporter at ABC Radio Australia

Journalist, drummer, author of Twitchers (Puncher & Wattmann) + The Fake Jesus (https://t.co/dZtteOnmmr). Opinions are my own and not my employer's.

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  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Malcolm Sutton

    Neighbours in an Adelaide Hills cul-de-sac say they have been robbed of nearly 200,000 litres of water overnight. They say water trucks were used to drain their rainwater tanks in the early hours of Tuesday. South Australian police are investigating. The rainwater tanks of two neighbours in the Adelaide Hills have been drained by thieves overnight, with nearly 200,000 litres worth more than $5,000 stolen.

  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Malcolm Sutton

    At one of the most celebrated and respected film festivals in the United States in January, director Quentin Tarantino mourned the fate of movies. Known for delivering critical and commercial hits like Pulp Fiction, Tarantino was less than positive. "Well, what the f*** is a movie now?" he put to the audience at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah.

  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Malcolm Sutton

    Adelaide public transport users will continue paying maximum fares for short trips after Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis ruled out reintroducing two-section fares. This is despite his party slamming the decision to axe the provision in 2019 as a "blatant cash-grab" by the former Liberal government. The two-section fare enabled a reduction of up to $2 for short trips, but users have since had to pay full fares regardless of distance travelled.

  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Malcolm Sutton |Zachary Bruce

    In 2017, former high school teacher Konrad Benjamin encouraged his students to write to their local MP asking why Australia was going backwards according to several sustainable development metrics. When his students were disappointed with the generic responses they got, it helped motivate Konrad to start making political satire videos. Story by Malcolm Sutton, with additional production by Zachary Bruce.

  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Malcolm Sutton

    Western cinema is littered with rags-to-riches stories of independent films making millions, but in an age of streaming where box offices are bypassed altogether, are windfalls becoming a thing of the past? George Miller's Mad Max of 1979, for example, was made with a budget of $350,000 and went on to make nearly $100 million in box office gross earnings. In the United States, Jared Hess's Napoleon Dynamite of 2004 cost about $400,000 and grossed more than $46 million.

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29 Mar 25

RT @cricketcomau: ABSOLUTE SCENES IN ADELAIDE! South Australia win the #SheffieldShield for the first time in 29 years! 🎉 https://t.co/WpAC…

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21 Mar 25

RT @UN: People with Down syndrome must be able to meaningfully participate in decision-making processes on issues that affect their lives.…