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Experts say alcohol doesn’t cause domestic violence: will delivery restrictions help victim-survivors?
‘We are Australia’s skin’: the sheep that shed the need for shearers

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March 29, 2020

Disappointment as commuters lose scooters

The exciting, new trial of electric scooters along Adelaide’s coastline has been short-lived as the scooters were removed from SA beaches in an effort to contain COVID-19.
March 28, 2020

Life in lockdown: “It didn’t seem real to me until it was real”

Catalunya square is empty, the streets are empty, the police are stopping anyone walking in twos. Spain is in lockdown and UniSA alumna, Clare Kinloch, describes what life is like stuck indoors in Barcelona during this growing COVID-19 crisis.
February 26, 2020

Local dancers are bringing glitz, glam and female empowerment to this year’s Fringe Festival

Some of Adelaide’s young burlesque beauties are back — more dazzling, glamorous and empowering than ever after two sell-out Adelaide Fringe seasons.
February 25, 2020

MODCast season two imagines what Australia looks like in 2050

UniSA’s Museum of Discovery has launched a new podcast series exploring what Australia’s future could look like to accompany its current Seven Siblings of the Future exhibition.
February 19, 2020

Under the influence: How influencing are influencers?

Instagram is home to a thriving global influencer and marketing platform, with many brands and companies trading in traditional celebrity endorsement as the preferred means of marketing on social media.
February 14, 2020

Fringe for free: The 10 best Adelaide Fringe events that cost absolutely nothing

Fringe season doesn’t have to cost the world and this guide, catered to the savvy student, proves just that.

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From runways to festivals, October is set to be jampacked right here in Adelaide! 🛍️ 🥟 🎃

It’s a landmark legislation but will the two-hour safety pause on alcohol delivery help victim-survivors? Experts say there is more than alcohol to consider 🛒📱🛻

Move over Merinos, the Dorper sheep are here to fill Australia’s industry gap. However, they’re the sheep that are shedding the need for shearers.

Navigating death is difficult. Now, imagine having to consider the cost-of-living crisis as well. For many Australians, the cost of dying is an overwhelming situation to navigate. Join OTR Deputy Editor Amelia Hegarty as she delves into the issue 🏥 🧓🏼 🚶🏽‍♂️

SA’s healthcare system wouldn’t be possible without migrants. Yet, this hasn’t stopped changes being made to migration policies at a federal level. Swipe to read more 📖 🏥 🩺

How do you define normal after surviving seven years in Afghanistan’s Pol-e-Charki prison?

Is your appearance tied to your value?

Travelling is no easy feat. Travelling from the Artic Circle to Australia is even harder. But for Lewis Pullman it’s an opportunity to embrace uncertainty and human connection 👣 🥾 🏞️

Check out ‘The next wave of nicotine isn’t something you smoke’ by @leiavlahos_ at the link in our bio 🔗 🚬 🎥

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