Clothing brand, From Found, is setting the trend for ethically made clothing in Adelaide by empowering women from all backgrounds through the manufacturing process. Continue reading Ethical clothing on trend in Adelaide
Fin was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma when he was five years old. Burkitt lymphoma is a rare, aggressive type of cancer which accounts for around 0.3-1.3% of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma cases in Australia. Continue reading Fin’s Story
At times, the blend of intense boredom and distraction have me glued to my phone, scrolling hungrily through instagram profiles of click-bait people. Continue reading Lack of empathy towards Indigenous Australians surrounding the history of January 26 needs to improve
Kilburn’s Hazara Afghani population has increased dramatically over recent years due to refugee settlement in the surrounding suburbs. Continue reading Little Afghanistan
Stronger accessible parking penalties will soon be implemented by the South Australian Government. Continue reading South Australian drivers to face new penalties under the State Government
Gay women still face mental obstacles when it comes to playing sport, as the battle for social acceptance and equality continues. Continue reading The Toughest Competition Is Still Internal For Gay Women
Police needed to block off parts of North Terrace after thousands of people gathered on the steps of Parliament House in Adelaide for a second rally in favour of same-sex marriage. Continue reading Campaigners gather for final yes vote
The same-sex postal vote is here. Continue reading THE POSTAL VOTE: UNISA RESPONDS
By Shannon Chamberlain. Mel Waters is being forced to perform. Who’s forcing Mel, you ask? It might be you. Mel is transgender non-binary and identifies as pansexual. This means they are transitioning from the female gender they were assigned at birth to non-binary, which is neither male nor female. Mel feels more masculine than feminine and is sexually attracted to trans men, trans women, cis … Continue reading Society’s Assumptions starring Mel Waters
By Shannon Chamberlain. A new study by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals the number of South Australian men who died by suicide is three times higher than that of females. The study shows a total of 174 men and 62 women took their own lives in 2015. Chair of Mental Health Nursing at the University of South Australia Professor Nicholas Procter says the … Continue reading Gender stigma contributes to more men taking their own lives
