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  • “The sky’s the limit”: USASA trials op shop at City West campus to ease cost-of-living pressures

    “The sky’s the limit”: USASA trials op shop at City West campus to ease cost-of-living pressures

    USASA is trialling an op shop at The University of South Australia’s City West campus until the end of July. If the shop can get enough donations and volunteers, it will provide long-term cost-of-living relief to students, with potential to expand across other UniSA campuses.

  • Yura Mulka: a sacred canyon and the world’s oldest menu

    Yura Mulka: a sacred canyon and the world’s oldest menu

    Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park in northern South Australia is home to the Sacred Canyon: a site rich with the culture and history of the Adnyamathanha people.

  • What’s on in Adelaide: May edition

    What’s on in Adelaide: May edition

    From foodie events to local gigs, in-conversations with authors and more, this month’s On The Record guide to What’s On showcases a diverse range of activities that won’t break the bank.

  • A taste of Malaysia in Adelaide

    A taste of Malaysia in Adelaide

    Through a series of restaurant deep-dives, come experience a taste of Malaysia with On the Record right here in Adelaide.

  • Travel through time with Burra’s Heritage Passport

    Travel through time with Burra’s Heritage Passport

    Once Australia’s largest inland town, Burra is a shrine to its English settlers and rich mining background. Located two hours north of the Adelaide CBD, this once-bustling working-class town has maintained the essence of its heyday.

  • Anzac’s unsung heroes

    Anzac’s unsung heroes

    In the quiet corners of history, amidst the commemorated valour of Anzac soldiers, lies a trove of unsung heroism — the poignant chronicles of Gallipoli nurses like Anne Donnell. Their sacrifices during World War I are a testament to the bravery and resilience that is often overshadowed by the tumult of battle.

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