A number of South Australian students have been selected for the revered Premier’s ANZAC Spirit School Prize, with the 2019 theme being the centenary of the 1919 Air Race. Continue reading State Government’s annual high school competition commemorates ANZACs with international trip
Adelaide’s top musicians The Rockatoos and media personalities The Anchors will face off in the fifth annual Reclink Community Cup at Norwood Oval this Sunday afternoon. Continue reading Reclink returns for another footy frenzy
Twenty-year-old Yannik Nau juggles several different jobs; from slaughtering animals to operating amusement park rides, he does his best to provide for his young son. Continue reading Meet Yannik Nau: Your local abattoir worker and amusement ride operator
The hobby is a risk and a safety hazard, especially if you are a solo diver or predominately diving at night. Continue reading An insight into the underground world of dumpster diving
Some of Adelaide’s best poets gathered in the city’s west earlier this week to take part in a poetry reading series at the Wheatsheaf Hotel. Continue reading Poetry and pints: The spoken word series at the Wheaty where you can have both
As the level of wealth inequality in Australia continues to grow, so does the role of welfare advocacy groups in our community. Continue reading Fighting for their future: An inside look at the grassroots struggle to raise Newstart
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
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
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
Adelaide girls Eloise Hall and Isobel Marshal are leading the entrepreneurial way with their self-made business ‘Taboo’. Continue reading The self-made business changing the world one tampon at a time
