Amelia Park farmer Todd Casey knows all too well that drought is “part of the deal” when it comes to farming, but this is admittedly one of the toughest stretches he can remember. Continue reading High and dry: A look inside South Australia’s drought woes
It is neither surf nor sunshine any longer in Adelaide, where erosion, storm damage, and coastal mismanagement have left some of our picturesque beachfronts in ruin. Continue reading Stuck in a bad tide: The race to save Adelaide’s metropolitan beaches
There is a hidden but exceptionally common disease affecting one in every 10 women in Australia that is costing the nation an estimated $7.7 billion annually. Continue reading Feel our pain: The monster disease silently tormenting Australian women
Black female athletes have faced misrepresentation in the sporting world for decades due to inequality, prejudicial criticism, and a lack of support from the industry. Continue reading From segregation to Serena: the representation of black women in the sporting industry
What you observe is the enormous resilience of the human spirit, an ability to rebound from circumstances that are beyond our worst imagination. Continue reading Why India gives me hope for the world
More than 1.4 million students currently attend Australian universities; where uni is known as a time for fun, independence and the transition to adulthood. Continue reading Why are university students so prone to mental illness?
Forget dollar a litre milk Continue reading Milk prices still leaving a sour taste
Four-year term, forty years of damage…. Continue reading If you enjoyed the Handmaid’s tale, you will love America’s future
In light of United States President Donald Trump’s recent decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, relations between Iran and the US have reached a new low. Continue reading Disentangling the complex past, present and future of the Iran nuclear deal
History is also against Republicans. Continue reading An Impending Blue Wave: Why the 2018 Midterms are So Important
