Liberal’s trading deregulation causes concern among workers and small businesses
Proposal for deregulation of shop trading hours by the Liberal Party has caused concern among retail workers and small businesses. Continue reading Liberal’s trading deregulation causes concern among workers and small businesses
Does the Church have a future in Australia?
While Adelaide still proudly holds the label the ‘City of Churches’, only a quarter of inner-city residents are Christian. Continue reading Does the Church have a future in Australia?
Decaying Medicare leaving vulnerable untreated
“I guarantee you that if my children had the same porcelain smiles like the fat cats at the top that they would be far more happy and proactive,” Continue reading Decaying Medicare leaving vulnerable untreated
Controversial Netflix series ’13 Reasons Why’ sparks public debate
Disentangling the complex past, present and future of the Iran nuclear deal
In light of United States President Donald Trump’s recent decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, relations between Iran and the US have reached a new low. Continue reading Disentangling the complex past, present and future of the Iran nuclear deal
Youth drug epidemic or just easy targets?
Illicit drugs are of greatest concern for South Australia who had a nine per cent increase in offences for illicit drugs in 2016, which at 34 per cent of all offences is the highest rate in Australia. Continue reading Youth drug epidemic or just easy targets?
Childish Gambino’s ‘This is America’ exemplifies the power of the political music movement
Politics and music have gone hand-in-hand for centuries. Continue reading Childish Gambino’s ‘This is America’ exemplifies the power of the political music movement
A Mexican Revolutionary in Australia
“We are more than tacos.” Continue reading A Mexican Revolutionary in Australia
UniSA student raising money to help those with spinal cord injuries
The Wings for Life World Run is a global charity run which donates 100 per cent of its proceeds to spinal cord research. Continue reading UniSA student raising money to help those with spinal cord injuries
Pridham Hall opens at UniSA
The University of South Australia has made a new addition to the West End of Hindley Street in the CBD, with Pridham Hall, today opening to the public. Continue reading Pridham Hall opens at UniSA
