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
Three days ago, a Melbourne primary school announced their decision to host an Appreciation Stall in place of traditional Mother’s Day celebrations. Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day: Five Australian women who changed the world and raised children
If you ask anyone who knows wine, they’ll tell you that the Langhorne Creek wine region is well worth a visit. Continue reading Family First Folletts: How a small family business is putting Langhorne Creek on the map
South Australia’s History Festival is running now until 31 May with events focusing on Indigenous Australian history being held all over the State. Continue reading South Australia’s History Festival explores Indigenous Australia
Marchers have taken to the streets of Glenelg to protest the pending release of serial paedophile and killer Michael Guider. Continue reading Former victim organises Glenelg rally to protest her offender’s release
Thousands of innocent dogs are brutally slaughtered each year in Bali due to high demands for dog meat and a lack of education and understanding of animal welfare. Continue reading The not-for-profit organisation tackling Bali’s animal welfare crisis
Unions have accused employers of exploiting loopholes in the law to avoid negotiation, or to reduce conditions and pay. Continue reading Loopholes found in Australia’s Enterprising Bargaining Agreements
“We are more than tacos.” Continue reading A Mexican Revolutionary in Australia
The Wings for Life World Run is a global charity run which donates 100 per cent of its proceeds to spinal cord research. Continue reading UniSA student raising money to help those with spinal cord injuries
Peer pressure is a term one should be all too familiar with when dealing with a teenager in high school. Continue reading Teen Delinquency – No End in Sight
