Emergency workers marched from Victoria Square to parliament in a union rally in pursuit of improved funding and an end to ambulance ramping. Continue reading Firefighters, paramedics gather outside Parliament House in emergency service funding union rally
South Australia remains the only state in the country where abortion is criminalised, but how are the laws really affecting people in need of these services? Continue reading COVID-19 inspires no changes to SA abortion laws
South Australian train and tram commuters have been cautioned of more planned service disruptions. The State Government will deliver mass information sessions for its current tram and train employees on potential outsourcing models. Continue reading What the privatisation of Adelaide’s trains & trams could mean for you
Abortion has long been viewed as a topic unsuitable for public debate by those who think it is uncivil to talk about womens’ health and sexuality.
Continue reading SA Parliament set to review 50-year-old abortion law
The future of Adelaide’s Thebarton Theatre has been called into question after a string of State Government announcements suggested its demolition in early July. Continue reading Thebarton Theatre’s future undecided in wake of North-South Corridor road project
The new “risk-based” liquor licensing scheme and police attendance tax for events are being touted as a blatant attack on the nightlife and culture of Adelaide. Continue reading Adelaide’s attack on the arts
State Treasurer Rob Lucas announced the 2019-20 South Australian State Budget on Tuesday night. Continue reading SA Budget breakdown: Everything university students need to know
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
Priority Care Centres (PCC) will be trialled this winter in an effort to ease pressure on hospital emergency departments (ED) across metropolitan Adelaide. Continue reading Priority Care Centre trials set to begin as pressure mounts on emergency departments
The 2019 budget promises a lot for jobs and infrastructure, but with many of us entering the workforce in non-traditional roles, places and fields, what is the Government doing to support the Arts? Continue reading New funding cuts solidify Federal Government’s disregard for the Arts
