Category: News
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UniSA’s COVID crackdown week: explained
If you’re confused about the University of South Australia’s recent short-lived increase of COVID measures, we hear you. OTR has secured the low-down on the “damned if you do and damned if you don’t” situation from Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd.
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What’s on in August: the not-quite-a-SALA-guide edition
While it’s hard to imagine events outside of the prolific SALA festival, OTR is here to remind you there is always more – but not before highlighting some festival favourites.
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What’s on in July: the “sure, you’ve got the winter blues but look, more festivals” edition
This month has been a flurry of activity, creative and otherwise, and OTR’s July edition is not pretending to keep up – but at least we’re honest about it?
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“We have to carry on the fight”: Hundreds show up to NAIDOC March on Kaurna Yarta to honour and celebrate First Nations-led movements for justice
The 2022 NAIDOC March on Kaurna Yarta coincides with the Family Fun Day for the first time since the pandemic – but, as this year’s theme highlights, First Nations-led calls for justice continue all year round.
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What’s on in June: the “if a fake horse on the internet can do it, so can we” edition
It’s that time of year – decade, century – when sleep is the most coveted extra-curricular activity. But just as the show must go on, so must OTR’s monthly segment.
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Interstate flooding ramps up used car prices for young South Australians
Recent flooding in Queensland and New South Wales has created a shortage of used cars on the market, pushing prices above what young South Australians can afford.
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