With news that SA’s restrictions will ease from midnight tomorrow, it’s important we remain vigilant, and put down our pitchforks. Continue reading The lockdown liar: how they changed SA restrictions and enraged South Australians
2020 was truly a year of unpredictability, but these journalism students prevailed, carrying hope and confidence into an unforeseen graduate landscape. Continue reading 2020’s graduate landscape: OTR’s hopeful uni-leavers
OTR contributor Annalise Toms discovers some of Adelaide’s best and most authentic pizzeria bars and restaurants in SA unveiling the stories and faces behind the eateries while transcending you to the streets of Italia. Continue reading Italia in Adelaide
We all check our social media arguably more than we need to. However, social media can also be a useful tool to galvanise people against injustice. Continue reading Black Lives Matter and the power of social media
Adelaide is back under COVID-19 restrictions this week after months of eased rules, so how is the ongoing uncertainty affecting our mental health, and what can we do? Continue reading Remaining mindful and not mind-full
Legendary musician Elvis Presley has inspired South Australian musician and mental health advocate Scott Jackson. Continue reading The King and I: How music saved my life
Amidst a global pandemic, organisations and programs such as The Wilderness Society SA, Outback Clean-ups Australia and the Adopt A Spot Scheme have being continuing to fight for the planet. Continue reading Environmental crisis continues while COVID steals headlines
On The Record contributor Lara Pacillo takes a farm to table journey through the town of local trade. Continue reading Seeing the vines of the Willunga Farmers Market
The story of how the pandemic helped one family reconnect during self-isolation as they focused on their health, wellbeing and each other. Continue reading How exercise brought us together during COVID-19
Always Was, Always Will Be. The theme for this year’s NAIDOC Week pays homage to the First Nations people who have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Here is a quick overview of some of the events and celebrations happening this NAIDOC Week. Continue reading NAIDOC Week: Where and when you can attend the celebrations in South Australia
