A journey to discover what really lurks behind the walls of the Old Adelaide Gaol
Ever wondered what a ghost tour at the Old Adelaide Gaol is like? On The Record contributor Emily Schinella has been on a journey to find out Continue reading A journey to discover what really lurks behind the walls of the Old Adelaide Gaol
Creative Disruption: how emerging technologies are driving creative industries prosperity in SA
Technology like the Internet and social media has opened the door for opportunities for sharing creativity – providing fertile ground for invention and entrepreneurship in South Australia Continue reading Creative Disruption: how emerging technologies are driving creative industries prosperity in SA
How to survive camping at a music festival
Whether you’re packing or partying, there’s a lot to think about when camping at a music festival. Take our advice for surviving your next music festival. Continue reading How to survive camping at a music festival
Are you yay or nay to pill testing services at major festivals? Well, here are the facts.
With thousands of young Australians heading to music festivals over NYE, it’s time to get informed about the good, the bad and the ugly of Australia’s pill testing debate Continue reading Are you yay or nay to pill testing services at major festivals? Well, here are the facts.
How to deal with your nearest and dearest this Christmas
Are you spending the Christmas holidays with your nearest and dearest? Here are some tips for making it through unscathed Continue reading How to deal with your nearest and dearest this Christmas
To gap year or not to gap year?
Many freshly graduated year twelves take time off after high school to travel or work before heading on to further studies, but is it the right move for everyone? Continue reading To gap year or not to gap year?
‘The Simpsons’ celebrates 30 years on our screens
December 17th marks 30 years since Matt Groening’s The Simpsons first came to life on our television sets Continue reading ‘The Simpsons’ celebrates 30 years on our screens
When D-Day becomes A-Day: ATAR Day from students’ perspectives
Classrooms may be empty but Year 12 students are still feeling trapped by the mystery of their final score. Photo source for cover photo: Continue reading When D-Day becomes A-Day: ATAR Day from students’ perspectives
Adelaide’s Christmas elves brighten the season for disadvantaged kids
Volunteer and staff ‘workshop elves’ from The Smith Family’s Toy and Book Appeal have been working hard to make sure disadvantaged children in Adelaide still get to share the joy of Christmas Continue reading Adelaide’s Christmas elves brighten the season for disadvantaged kids
Marion Council promises to pay half of $4.8m bill to repair Hallett Cove Boardwalk
The City of Marion Council has promised to take steps to restore the Hallet Cove Boardwalk, which the local community has been rallying to save Continue reading Marion Council promises to pay half of $4.8m bill to repair Hallett Cove Boardwalk
