A recent study by the Australia Cervical Cancer Foundation found that one-third of women in Australia put off their Cervical Screening Test (formerly known as the Pap Smear). Continue reading Why you should stop putting off your cervical screening test
You’ve probably heard that the Amazon Rainforest is burning. Continue reading Understanding the political dimensions of the Amazon fires
Established to support the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, the Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation is an incredibly important South Australian charity. Continue reading Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation celebrates over 140 years of service
Women and children’s safety advocates have expressed their dismay over the Australian Government’s decision to move forward with its “Specialised Family Violence Services” (SFVS) despite experts’ disapproval. Continue reading Australian Government moves forward with couples counselling for DV despite objection from womens safety experts
Since the release of his first film, Reservoir Dogs, in 1992, Quentin Tarantino’s nine movies have grossed over $1.6 billion worldwide.
Continue reading Quentin Tarantino’s complicated legacy in a diverse Hollywood
There is nothing quite like curling up with a good book to while away the hours, allowing the author to guide you through the pages as you lose yourself in the story.
Continue reading A novel experience: A new author shares some insight into the publishing processing
Ben Simmons is more than entitled to never come back to Australia considering the way we, the Australian media, have treated him. Continue reading Leave Ben Simmons alone, jeez
The next generation of Adelaide artists have arrived, and their future looks promising. Continue reading Adelaide, the city of young artists
The term “populism” is fraught with ambiguity and is often described as meaningless and overused. Continue reading Trump, Boris and Populism: Is society getting better or worse?
Springtime heralds one danger that darkens the clear skies: magpies.
Continue reading Australia’s social, yet savage songbirds prepare for their annual swooping season
