International students are a particularly vulnerable demographic during the pandemic, but there are businesses, like Loveon Café, that are doing their part to help. Continue reading Small businesses helping to lessen the plight faced by international students in Australia during COVID-19
Did we miss all the signs? A closer look at the recent Captain Cook College Federal Court judgement and the long shadow of for-profit training providers Continue reading Captain Cook College finding: Vetting the monetisation of vocational education
Wednesday, July 21, 2021, marks the first day of South Australia’s seven-day lockdown with 12 new cases being discovered after yesterday’s extensive queues for swab testing. Continue reading SA lockdown kicks off, 12 new cases recorded
The long awaited 2020 Tokyo Olympics have finally arrived. Here is what to expect from the games this year, along with events and athletes to keep an eye on. Continue reading 2020 Tokyo Olympics: What to expect
South Australia’s Umbrella Festival will run from July 16 to August 8, promoting local talent across a regional expansion and diversifying its platform to represent First Nations artists. Continue reading Warm up with the upbeat Umbrella Festival
As NAIDOC celebrations come to a close, OTR reporter Simone Pickstock reviews whether Australia’s political and cultural institutions are doing enough to Heal Country. Continue reading ‘Everyone can do more’: Amplifying Indigenous voices beyond NAIDOC week
With people under the age of 40 now being told they’re able to get the AstraZeneca vaccine, it’s hard to decipher what’s right and wrong with immunisation advice. Here’s what you need to know about where medical practitioners stand despite mixed political messaging that’s come out this week. Continue reading So… do I get the vaccine?
There has been a worrying rise in vaccine hesitancy since the introduction of various COVID-19 vaccines. Continue reading The worrying trend of vaccine hesitancy
It has been more than one year since the trade war between Australia and China gained traction, and many exports of Australia have been affected. Concerns are growing around the tertiary education sector being the next victim of new sanctions. Continue reading Understanding the tense relationship with China and its effect on Australian universities
On Thursday, June 24, 2021, students were seen marching in the Adelaide CBD against sexual violence. The focus was to demand the Australian Government act on implementing and improving consent and sexual education in their schools. Continue reading Adelaide students skip school to protest sexual violence
