On the last day of September, Bangkok experienced some of the worst air quality in history. Continue reading There’s no denying the world is facing an air pollution crisis
It is universally acknowledged that spontaneous experiences can often be the most fulfilling. Continue reading UniSA student receives life-changing grant
Ever thought you should be investing or doing something with your savings? Continue reading Investing 101: A uni student’s guide to start investing
While most interest and media coverage about North American politics has focused on the United States’ impeachment inquiries and Presidential nominations for the 2020 election, Canada has been preparing for their own election. Continue reading The Canadian election has global consequences: So why aren’t we talking about it?
Turkey launched an offensive into north-eastern parts of Syria yesterday, unleashing air strikes and artillery barrages, causing several civilian casualties. Continue reading Trump and Iran: Where did it all go wrong?
It was in the labyrinth of the Adelaide city centre, during Monday’s most recent public holiday, where environmentalist cyclists swarmed the streets. Continue reading Extinction Rebellion bike swarm perfectly stages a week of rebellion
Australia wore an Indigenous jersey for the first time in a Rugby World Cup when they faced Uruguay in Japan on October 5 at Oita Stadium. Continue reading Wallabies wear Indigenous jersey for first time in Rugby World Cup match
The Royal Croquet Club (RCC) will be returning to the University of Adelaide (UOA) for 2020, much to the frustration of staff and students. Continue reading RCC set to return to Adelaide Uni in 2020
This year is the 25th Anniversary of Friends, which means that everything else happening right now is a moo point. Continue reading “I’ll Be There For You”: Friends continues to charm audiences 25 years after it first airs
