With one foot already in the coffin, the current climate has only accelerated the inevitable for the journalism industry Continue reading Journalism in ruin: the downward slide to the death of democracy
South Australian Police authorities were deployed to the Victorian border to assist in the screening of residents into the state. The warm welcome and generous contributions from local farmers did not go unnoticed. Continue reading Country hospitality in the wake of COVID-19
With human trials of a potential COVID-19 vaccine beginning in Adelaide, will South Australians trust the fast-tracked result? Continue reading A fast-tracked vaccine is on the way, but is the public willing to get the jab?
Visiting a family member in hospital is always hard, but during a pandemic it becomes unnerving. Continue reading “Please don’t go”: My family’s experience of hospitalisation during COVID-19
The expectations of first-year students didn’t quite turn out as planned with COVID-19 turning the bustling university life into a makeshift virtual reality. Continue reading Adapting to university: How first years tackled the COVID semester
Australian doctors predict a 30 per cent decline in cancer diagnosis in Australia because of COVID-19. OTR reporter Alyssa Cairo finds out what the impacts of the decline really are. Continue reading What COVID-19 could mean for cancer diagnosis and prognosis
Small businesses are bearing the brunt of the pandemic recession. We spoke to three South Australian companies who are innovating their way through pandemic restrictions. Continue reading Small businesses using innovation in isolation
COVID-19 has taken a toll on community sport and is putting financial pressure on South Australia’s local clubs. Continue reading Community clubs facing uphill battle against recession pressure
The rekindling of Adelaide’s nightlife means it’s back to the stage for our amateur musicians. Continue reading And the band plays on: How Adelaide’s amateur artists coped with COVID-19
The Art Gallery of South Australia’s Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres took an unanticipated turn when forced to shut down earlier this year, but how did the gallery continue this eerily relevant show and what’s it like to be back up and running? Continue reading Art Gallery of South Australia lost its crowd but gained a worldwide audience with Monster Theatres
