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. Continue reading Mortality: are we ever ready?
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. Continue reading Brittany Rundle saves lives in unconventional timing
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. Continue reading Destiny prevails through pandemic
There’s more to Adelaide’s alluring nightlife than the conflict it often brings, with a changing cultural dynamic highlighting opportunity for the arts community. Continue reading Adelaide after dark: How music and art eclipse drinking and drugs
For thousands of years, the greatest minds on the planet have pondered the truth behind the pursuit of happiness… but none have yet thought to seek this certain fortune within the depths of a freshly baked, South Australian vanilla slice. Continue reading A vanilla slice of life
With travel restrictions easing in South Australia, we’ve found the perfect getaway at Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges that has something for everyone. Continue reading Exploring outback South Australia at Wilpena Pound
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples make up a disproportionately large amount of Australia’s prison population in a cycle that begins in childhood. Continue reading Justice for Indigenous youth
It’s finally time to plan your next getaway. The explorers of On The Record have shared their favourite regional gems to give you some inspiration! Continue reading Our favourite travel spots in SA
There’s something about solitude that gets the artistic juices pumping as quarantine ushers in a new wave of creative spirit. Continue reading Inside creative minds during the solitude of self-isolation
The Adelaide based Rare Find Foundation, created by bereaved parents Anna Pak Poy and Marc Coupar, is on a mission to fight Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff disease, a rare genetic disease that until now mostly goes unnoticed by families until it’s too late. Continue reading Against all odds
