While COVID-19 disrupted most travel, this South Australian student was able to complete her Japanese exchange and develop her lifelong passion for the country’s culture. Continue reading Destiny prevails through pandemic
Mollydooker Wines was established in 2005 by Sarah Marquis and her former husband, Sparky. The last 15 years have shown their wines, motto and core values shaking the wine industry and proving that wine isn’t just about what goes in the bottle, but the passion and drive of the team putting it together truly makes the difference. Continue reading Mollydooker: where every wine comes with a story
A year on from when we last spoke to the TABOO girls, On The Record contributor, Alyssa Cairo, takes a deeper look into Isobel Marshall’s life as a university student fighting period poverty. Continue reading Fighting menstrual TABOO one pad at a time
Author, trail runner, blogger, philanthropist and all-round creative, Sputnik, tells his story – from 100km runs to his multiple novels and everything in between. Continue reading Sputnik says
Anton Smirnov became Australia’s youngest ever grandmaster at just 16 years of age; his story speaks to many of the difficulties faced by Australian chess players. Continue reading What it’s like to be Australia’s best chess player
It is universally acknowledged that spontaneous experiences can often be the most fulfilling. Continue reading UniSA student receives life-changing grant
After bursting onto the scene in 2015, local electro-pop duo Theeves has been on a steady upward trajectory, taking the Adelaide music scene by storm with hits such as Erase You and Y.S.Y.N.T. Continue reading Local EDM act Theeves nominated for the People’s Choice Electronic Artist of the Year
There is nothing quite like curling up with a good book to while away the hours, allowing the author to guide you through the pages as you lose yourself in the story.
Continue reading A novel experience: A new author shares some insight into the publishing processing
The next generation of Adelaide artists have arrived, and their future looks promising. Continue reading Adelaide, the city of young artists
What happens when a couple marries younger than 30, or even 25? Continue reading 22 and saying ‘I do’: Hear from the brides who are getting married young
