Category: Long Reads

• Women driving Woodside: The unassuming industry leaders putting Woodside on the map

  

  The township of Woodside, nestled in the Adelaide Hills, is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists. But have you met the female entrepreneurs behind the community’s thriving businesses?

  ontherecord

  February 20, 2022

  Long Reads, South Australia, Travel

  Adelaide Hills, Artwine, CheeseFest Australia, Melba's Chocolates, Shannon Cornish Artisan Jewellers, South Australia, Sparkke at the Whitmore, Travel, Woodside, Woodside Cheese Wrights

• Incognito on Instagram

  

  Uncensored, unafraid, and quite frankly unapologetic, a new wave of anonymously run Instagram accounts and online tipsters are becoming dedicated to calling-out the current Australian social media influencer community

  ontherecord

  September 5, 2021

  Long Reads, Subculture & Fashion

  Australia, Culture, influencer culture, Influencers, Instagram, Social Media

• No pride in policing: Reckoning with systemic violence beyond Pride

  

  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander campaigns for justice shine the way for decolonising local queer spaces, including addressing the participation of police and correctional officers at Pride.

  ontherecord

  August 16, 2021

  Culture, Long Reads

  Black Lives Matter, blm, Correctional Services, History, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+, Mardi Gras, PiP, Policing, Pride

• Mortality: are we ever ready?

  

  Whether people have been given a time frame for their end of life, or are merely preparing for the worst, the thought of how to plan for death can be daunting and leave us feeling lost. However, there are some special people who will be there with you and support you through the difficult times you are facing – palliative care professionals.

  ontherecord

  July 5, 2021

  Health, Long Reads

  Euthanasia, Mortality, Nursing, palliative care, VAD, Voluntary assisted dying

• Brittany Rundle saves lives in unconventional timing

  

  As pressure mounts amid the current underfunding crisis of the SA Ambulance Service, Brittany Rundle reveals the challenges and perks of diving into a full-time career as a paramedic at the young age of 21.

  ontherecord

  May 29, 2021

  Long Reads, Profile

  ambulance employees, Ambulance ramping, Profile, SA Ambulance Service, young australians

• Destiny prevails through pandemic

  

  While COVID-19 disrupted most travel, this South Australian student was able to complete her Japanese exchange and develop her lifelong passion for the country’s culture.

  ontherecord

  January 10, 2021

  Long Reads, Travel

  COVID-19, Culture, human interest, International travel, Japan, Long Reads, Profile, student exchange, Student Life, Travel