Young people prepare to march for change in worldwide climate protests
omorrow, September 20, young people from 120 countries are joining together in what will likely be the biggest climate strike ever. Continue reading Young people prepare to march for change in worldwide climate protests
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Eurydice Dixon’s case probes the question: can justice be served alongside rehabilitation?
On June 13, 2018, in an act that enraged the public and media, Australian comedian and actress Eurydice Dixon was found murdered in Melbourne’s Princes Park. Continue reading Eurydice Dixon’s case probes the question: can justice be served alongside rehabilitation?
Dinosaur-age microfossils uncover Australia’s Late Jurassic Inland Sea
In the heart of central Australia – a land of scarce water – comes a new discovery: prehistoric marine microfossils from the age of the dinosaurs. Continue reading Dinosaur-age microfossils uncover Australia’s Late Jurassic Inland Sea
R U OK?: How universities are getting students talking about mental health
With assignments coming in thick and fast, and with leisure time becoming harder to find, the next few months can be very difficult for students. Continue reading R U OK?: How universities are getting students talking about mental health
Top ten springtime festivities in Adelaide: Live music, fried chicken, lederhosen, drag queens and more
The festival state is living up to its name this season, offering up an array of festivals around South Australia (SA) this spring. Continue reading Top ten springtime festivities in Adelaide: Live music, fried chicken, lederhosen, drag queens and more
Australia, Indonesia and Oceania: Tensions in our international neighbourhood
Our closest neighbours have been making a fair few headlines in Australia lately. Given their geographical and political importance to Australia, On The Record has a quick round up to get you up to speed on all things beyond the Torres Strait. Continue reading Australia, Indonesia and Oceania: Tensions in our international neighbourhood
The truth behind your generosity
I hate to break it to you, but your generous donation is unlikely to be reaching the hands of those who are doing it tough. Continue reading The truth behind your generosity
I’m homeless, but I drive a Prius
Picture this: You’re homeless, but only at night. Continue reading I’m homeless, but I drive a Prius
The locals’ guide to Gourmet: The best way to do Barossa Gourmet Weekend
If you’re ever going to visit the Barossa Valley, the Barossa Gourmet Weekend is the time to do it. Continue reading The locals’ guide to Gourmet: The best way to do Barossa Gourmet Weekend
What the MasterChef walkout tells us about the future of free-to-air TV
In news that shocked Australian free-to-air TV watchers, judges Gary Mehigan, Matt Preston and George Calombaris announced that they would be leaving the show at the end of the season 11 finale of MasterChef. Continue reading What the MasterChef walkout tells us about the future of free-to-air TV
