“With great power comes great responsibility”: How new words are invented, for better or worse
The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it a new lexicon to encapsulate elements of our discourse, proving how amendable and powerful words can be. OTR contributor, Jessica Franze explains. Continue reading “With great power comes great responsibility”: How new words are invented, for better or worse
Online reselling is the new fashion trend
Whether they’re building a business from their bedroom on Depop, or clearing out their closet on ThredUp, online is currently trending for trendy, sustainable traders. Continue reading Online reselling is the new fashion trend
2022 Australian of the Year Awards: How young people can benefit from award recognition
The Australia Day Council of South Australia is calling for nominations for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards. This encourages all ages to engage in putting South Australia’s best forward to receive national recognition. Continue reading 2022 Australian of the Year Awards: How young people can benefit from award recognition
‘F**k, I wish I went with mum to get that chicken’: How one decision changed Hayley’s life forever.
At just 12 years old, Hayley Sands damaged her spinal cord following a freak accident in her family home. Continue reading ‘F**k, I wish I went with mum to get that chicken’: How one decision changed Hayley’s life forever.
Starting the semester in lockdown: how to navigate UniSA’s online delivery
Starting the semester in lockdown isn’t what any of us had in mind, so here’s what you need to know about how your classes are going ahead and what social activities you can take part in at UniSA in the coming weeks. Continue reading Starting the semester in lockdown: how to navigate UniSA’s online delivery
Small businesses helping to lessen the plight faced by international students in Australia during COVID-19
International students are a particularly vulnerable demographic during the pandemic, but there are businesses, like Loveon Café, that are doing their part to help. Continue reading Small businesses helping to lessen the plight faced by international students in Australia during COVID-19
Captain Cook College finding: Vetting the monetisation of vocational education
Did we miss all the signs? A closer look at the recent Captain Cook College Federal Court judgement and the long shadow of for-profit training providers Continue reading Captain Cook College finding: Vetting the monetisation of vocational education
SA lockdown kicks off, 12 new cases recorded
Wednesday, July 21, 2021, marks the first day of South Australia’s seven-day lockdown with 12 new cases being discovered after yesterday’s extensive queues for swab testing. Continue reading SA lockdown kicks off, 12 new cases recorded
2020 Tokyo Olympics: What to expect
The long awaited 2020 Tokyo Olympics have finally arrived. Here is what to expect from the games this year, along with events and athletes to keep an eye on. Continue reading 2020 Tokyo Olympics: What to expect
Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star
In a symphony of charisma and crudeness, JTM Productions presents Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star. Continue reading Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star
