At night, the Lion Arts Factory is a hub for live music and gigs, but by day, Intersection Traders occupy the space providing customers with ethically traded and sustainable coffee. Continue reading Intersection Traders’ new model of ethical trading comes at a price
Edward and Alexander Kleut are two brothers who are dominating the nightclub scene in Adelaide’s city centre. Continue reading Meet the brothers behind Super California
A gentle, smiling woman, Beena is like any other mother of three at first glance. Yet she represents one of the most powerful voices for women’s rights in southern India. Continue reading The Mother of Kochi: Beena Sebastian
On the Record editor Thomas Kelsall won the ‘Julie Duncan Memorial for Student Journalism’ award earlier this month. Continue reading Julie Duncan Memorial Award presented to UniSA student
Leon Georgiou spoke with former South Australian Premier Lynn Arnold to find out what life holds after politics. Continue reading Life after politics: The story of Lynn Arnold
A cool Friday morning breeze drifts through a spacious schoolyard, as the sound of bouncing tennis balls and lively chatter signal that another prized weekend draws near. Continue reading An inside eye to teaching reception reveals it’s not all it seems
We grow up being told we can do anything that we want to do in life; in reality, there are very few people that chase their dreams, and even fewer who succeed. Continue reading Wrestling on the fringe: An Adelaide performer’s path towards his dream
If positivity equals success, then Louis Fuller can expect his fair share of good fortune in the near future. Continue reading Glass Half Fuller
From an outsider’s perspective, DJ’ing is a cool, niche vocation that most of the population will never be able to get in to. Continue reading The female DJs changing the face of Adelaide’s night life
The coffee culture in Australia is no secret, as many Australians feel the urge to consume coffee daily. Continue reading Coffee therapy at Since I Met Harry
