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Hypothermia, collapsing rooves, and eating from dumpsters: what South Australia’s housing crisis means for low-income renters
The South Australian Council of Social Service’s “Housing Affordability and Renters’ Rights Forum” on February 8 saw organisations, individuals and political candidates share stories of, and criticisms and solutions for, South Australia’s housing crisis ahead of March’s state election.
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Women driving Woodside: The unassuming industry leaders putting Woodside on the map
The township of Woodside, nestled in the Adelaide Hills, is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists. But have you met the female entrepreneurs behind the community’s thriving businesses?
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“Our lives are not a trend”: Resounding calls for justice mark 50 years of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy
Aboriginal community leaders, artists and young people highlighted the urgency of long-standing calls for justice through speeches and performances at the Survival Day event on unceded Kaurna Yerta on January 26.
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Who are the ASRs? The importance of UniSA’s Academic Student Representatives
Whether you are a UniSA undergraduate or postgraduate, the Academic Student Representative program is a great way, as a student representative put it, to “bridge the gap between academics and students and improve learning and teaching.”
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Buy now pay later dependency a growing concern for young Aussies
The buy now pay later (BNPL) industry in Australia is one that has attracted attention for being self-regulated, relying on a voluntary code of conduct and evading government intervention.
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Living outbush and among the animals at SA’s Furever Farm
With the rise in animal conservation and eco-friendly travel, SA’s Furever Farm offers an intimate experience with their animals through feedings, socialising and rehabilitation, as well as the option to camp onsite.
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