The exciting, new trial of electric scooters along Adelaide’s coastline has been short-lived as the scooters were removed from SA beaches in an effort to contain COVID-19. Continue reading Disappointment as commuters lose scooters
Catalunya square is empty, the streets are empty, the police are stopping anyone walking in twos. Spain is in lockdown and UniSA alumna, Clare Kinloch, describes what life is like stuck indoors in Barcelona during this growing COVID-19 crisis. Continue reading Life in lockdown: “It didn’t seem real to me until it was real”
Some of Adelaide’s young burlesque beauties are back — more dazzling, glamorous and empowering than ever after two sell-out Adelaide Fringe seasons. Continue reading Local dancers are bringing glitz, glam and female empowerment to this year’s Fringe Festival
The Royal Croquet Club is back for another year of live music, food, art and shows. RCC is kicking things off tonight, Friday 14 February at 5pm Continue reading RCC returns tonight for another season of revelling
Classrooms may be empty but Year 12 students are still feeling trapped by the mystery of their final score. Photo source for cover photo: Continue reading When D-Day becomes A-Day: ATAR Day from students’ perspectives
Turkey launched an offensive into north-eastern parts of Syria yesterday, unleashing air strikes and artillery barrages, causing several civilian casualties. Continue reading Trump and Iran: Where did it all go wrong?
The Royal Croquet Club (RCC) will be returning to the University of Adelaide (UOA) for 2020, much to the frustration of staff and students. Continue reading RCC set to return to Adelaide Uni in 2020
Over the years, Gilles at the Grounds has offered the weird and wonderful, attracting collectors, foodies and fashion-lovers alike. Continue reading Gilles for good: The market that’s making a difference
World leaders will view excerpts from environmental documentary 2040 at tomorrow’s Climate Action Summit, hosted by the UN; with one of the film’s ideas posing intriguing implications for Australia. Continue reading 2040: How giant seaweed could be an important tool in our climate-affected future
omorrow, September 20, young people from 120 countries are joining together in what will likely be the biggest climate strike ever. Continue reading Young people prepare to march for change in worldwide climate protests
