Confusion surrounding who is eligible under Section 44 is still widespread, with a recent research paper suggesting that more MPs and Senators could be found ineligible. Continue reading Section 44: How a 19th century law is impacting 21st century democracy
Adelaide locals have developed a smartphone app for those seeking “a champagne taste on a beer budget” – quite literally. Continue reading ‘On tap’ is now ‘one tap’ away with new Adelaide-born app
Dr Bob Birrell has revealed how migrants are not benefitting from having higher qualifications in Australia. Continue reading Migraines for migrants
It’s no secret that the Internet is home to some weird and wacky ideas, but there a few things cropping up on the World Wide Web lately that seem especially strange. Continue reading ‘Let’s see them aliens’: Are our memes getting a bit out of hand?
The new “risk-based” liquor licensing scheme and police attendance tax for events are being touted as a blatant attack on the nightlife and culture of Adelaide. Continue reading Adelaide’s attack on the arts
It’s O-Week and the new study period is almost upon us, which can only mean one thing: mid-year entries. Continue reading How to survive uni: Advice for mid-year entrants
When it comes to wine, the Adelaide Hills belongs in the same class as the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale. Continue reading Hidden gems in the Adelaide Hills
It feels like I only go backwards, baby… Continue reading Adelaide’s music scene is all backwards – and we love it
What happens when a couple marries younger than 30, or even 25? Continue reading 22 and saying ‘I do’: Hear from the brides who are getting married young
Twenty-year-old Yannik Nau juggles several different jobs; from slaughtering animals to operating amusement park rides, he does his best to provide for his young son. Continue reading Meet Yannik Nau: Your local abattoir worker and amusement ride operator
