10 most affordable coffee spots in Adelaide
Coffee! Ask almost any university student what their coping mechanism is, and this is the answer you will get. Continue reading 10 most affordable coffee spots in Adelaide
Category: Lifestyle
Fin’s Story
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
The Modern Menagerie
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 The Modern Menagerie
Addressing the gender gap in Adelaide’s music scene
As the Australian music scene grows and evolves it is yet to solve its decades-old problem with gender equality. Continue reading Addressing the gender gap in Adelaide’s music scene
The Toughest Competition Is Still Internal For Gay Women
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
Why romance truly is dead?
So why does the millennial generation suck so much at dating? Continue reading Why romance truly is dead?
Society’s Assumptions starring Mel Waters
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
The travels of South Australian HeartKids and their mums
By Shannon Chamberlain “A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread.”— George Herbert, British poet Every day in Australia, eight babies are born with heart defects. And to make matters worse, Adelaide stopped offering major Childhood Heart Disease surgery in the early 2000s. HeartKids SA/NT director, Maryanne Noone says, on average, two to three families every week have to travel from the Flinders Medical … Continue reading The travels of South Australian HeartKids and their mums
Sweaty salutations, from the Sunday Mail City–Bay Fun Run
By Chloe Szentpeteri As Sunday, September 17 dawned, runners were rising early to compete in Adelaide’s annual Sunday Mail City–Bay event. The morning was set for sun and sweat as competitors gave it their all in a bid to reach the finish line first, choosing to walk or run either three, six or 12 kilometre distances. From the siren start right up until a cheering … Continue reading Sweaty salutations, from the Sunday Mail City–Bay Fun Run
Batyr provide free barbeque at UniSA campuses to encourage students to speak out about their mental health on R U OK? Day
By Sam Aebi Youth mental health awareness organisation Batyr hosted free barbeques for students at all UniSA campuses on R U OK? Day. The organisation, which has reached over 70,000 young people through their programs, provided free food for students at the Mawson Lakes, Magill, City East and West UniSA campuses on Thursday. Students could enjoy a sausage or veggie patty in bread among the … Continue reading Batyr provide free barbeque at UniSA campuses to encourage students to speak out about their mental health on R U OK? Day
