This week: Cloudy with a 100% chance of Science
Do you have an interest in the sciences, but don’t work in the field every day (but sort of wish you did)?
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Why you should stop being a punter and start getting paid to attend festivals instead
A sticky concoction of Red Bull and water splatters onto my already cider-stained, denim jacket as I plunge my wrinkled, prune-like hands into a large tub of ice. Continue reading Why you should stop being a punter and start getting paid to attend festivals instead
Hong Kong and China: Where will it end?
It started as protests over an extradition bill. Continue reading Hong Kong and China: Where will it end?
Queer men banned from donating blood despite donor shortage
Last week a national blood shortage was announced, with the Red Cross urgently calling for 5000 people with the O negative blood type to donate, stating they had reached their lowest levels of the year. Continue reading Queer men banned from donating blood despite donor shortage
Local theatre collective causes a rapturous rumpus
As budget cuts plague the South Australian arts sector, a community of creative individuals are striving to challenge Adelaide’s perception toward independent theatre through the launch of Rumpus: a brand-new, local theatre collective. Continue reading Local theatre collective causes a rapturous rumpus
Meet Adelaide’s best caterers: Hello Sarnie
Hello Sarnie – the innovative grab-and-go sandwich bar – was launched in 2015, introducing Adelaide to the concept of fresh, high quality and convenient food. Continue reading Meet Adelaide’s best caterers: Hello Sarnie
Polyamory: In an age of more, is one lover enough?
As today’s social media generation continue to challenge norms with their sex-positive attitudes, one tide certainly seems to be changing: relationships. Continue reading Polyamory: In an age of more, is one lover enough?
The Final Quarter: The devastating documentary that reminds us why education is so important
The Adam Goodes documentary answered most of my questions Continue reading The Final Quarter: The devastating documentary that reminds us why education is so important
Adelaide fruiterer’s hilarious tactics against Aldi go viral
St Bernard’s Fruit and Veg Market has shot to stardom for its side-splitting yet vengeful posts on Instagram against German supermarket chain Aldi. Continue reading Adelaide fruiterer’s hilarious tactics against Aldi go viral
Experience may not pay the bills, but it sure as heck gets us job ready
If you’re studying at university it’s likely that, at some point, you’ll have to complete some industry work experience. Continue reading Experience may not pay the bills, but it sure as heck gets us job ready
