The travel comedown is no joke
The highs of travel are out of this world. The comedown, however, is a very big low. Continue reading The travel comedown is no joke
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Why this cosmetics giant has beauty bloggers worried about animal cruelty
Fans of the cruelty-free cosmetic movement were shocked to discover that products of cosmetic giant company ‘Wet n Wild’ have recently become available for purchase in Shanghai, despite claiming to be a brand that prides itself on not testing on animals. Continue reading Why this cosmetics giant has beauty bloggers worried about animal cruelty
The revival of Kaurna language in South Australia
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has declared 2019 the International Year of Indigenous Languages as part of their annual tradition to recognise the significance of languages around the world. Continue reading The revival of Kaurna language in South Australia
Life after politics – the story of Lynn Arnold
Leon Georgiou spoke with former South Australian Premier Lynn Arnold to find out what life holds after politics. Continue reading Life after politics – the story of Lynn Arnold
The martial arts champion offering self-defence classes to women in SA
Events over the past weekend have been a chilling and painful reminder of the prevalence of sexual violence in Australia. Continue reading The martial arts champion offering self-defence classes to women in SA
South Australia’s drink-driving laws need to impose stricter punishments for offenders
New South Wales has recently enforced their strictest policy on drink-driving offences yet, meaning anyone caught drink-driving will immediately have their license suspended.
Continue reading South Australia’s drink-driving laws need to impose stricter punishments for offenders
South Australian women in wine pushing boundaries in a male-dominated industry
Female winemakers who challenge gender barriers will be among those showcasing their finest wines at this weekend’s McLaren Vale Sea and Vines Festival. Continue reading South Australian women in wine pushing boundaries in a male-dominated industry
Britain’s vacant PM spot has major implications for drawn-out Brexit negotiations
Prime Minister Theresa May’s resignation today, June 7, has left a vacancy for the top spot in British politics. Continue reading Britain’s vacant PM spot has major implications for drawn-out Brexit negotiations
Climate changed the voting choices of young, urban South Australians in the federal election
Prior to polling day, the New York Times called the 2019 federal election “Australia’s Climate Change Election”, when citizens would vote for urgent and major action against climate change. Continue reading Climate changed the voting choices of young, urban South Australians in the federal election
Priority Care Centre trials set to begin as pressure mounts on emergency departments
Priority Care Centres (PCC) will be trialled this winter in an effort to ease pressure on hospital emergency departments (ED) across metropolitan Adelaide. Continue reading Priority Care Centre trials set to begin as pressure mounts on emergency departments
