The politicised Tathra bushfires explained
Earlier this month, a bushfire swept through the small coastal city of Tathra, NSW, destroying 65 homes, 35 caravans, and small cabins. Continue reading The politicised Tathra bushfires explained
Month: March 2018
Power of the people stronger than the people in power
Real power doesn’t reside in our political system; it resides in the people. Continue reading Power of the people stronger than the people in power
Could we be voting online in 2022?
With the advancement of online technology, South Australia’s long history of conducting elections exclusively with the pen and ballot paper appears numbered. Continue reading Could we be voting online in 2022?
10 most affordable coffee spots in Adelaide
Coffee! Ask almost any university student what their coping mechanism is, and this is the answer you will get. Continue reading 10 most affordable coffee spots in Adelaide
Jubilation, Despair, and Everything In Between: The Election through the Eyes of the Party Faithful
The election is over and the people of South Australia have voted for a change in government. Continue reading Jubilation, Despair, and Everything In Between: The Election through the Eyes of the Party Faithful
Why ‘Love, Simon’ is garnering stunning reviews
In a generation where the LGBTQIA+ community is at the forefront of conversation, this film holds extreme significance. Continue reading Why ‘Love, Simon’ is garnering stunning reviews
Yemen: The humanitarian crisis you probably haven’t heard about.
Although the war in Syria has captivated the globe, the world’s worst humanitarian crisis is currently taking place in Yemen; a failing state embroiled in a catastrophic civil war. Continue reading Yemen: The humanitarian crisis you probably haven’t heard about.
Living learnonline: What’s behind your university student portal?
Few students have probably noticed, but the university’s learn online has been given a facelift over the summer holidays. Continue reading Living learnonline: What’s behind your university student portal?
Electorate Profile: Giles
Giles is the largest electorate in the state, covering almost 500,000 square kilometres of the South Australian outback north of the Eyre Peninsula. Continue reading Electorate Profile: Giles
Jing Lee representing the fight for greater diversity in the Australian political system
Members of South Australia’s minority communities have looked to Upper House member Jing Lee to represent their interests and are likely to re-elect her on Saturday. Continue reading Jing Lee representing the fight for greater diversity in the Australian political system
