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What’s on in April: the “era of inconsistency” edition
March might be over, but April isn’t any less mad. Between fluctuating weather, stop-and-start study, and contradictory world news, we’re all a bit disoriented. Luckily, there’s plenty of arts events on offer to help restore a sense of normalcy.
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What students should know about the university merger
The University of South Australia and the University of Adelaide are planning on merging together to create a university for the future. A forum on the merger was held this week. Here is what students need to know.
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Endometriosis: the invisible disease one in nine Australian women are silently fighting
“The fear of being told that nothing is wrong, really stopped me from wanting to investigate further.” OTR Journalist Amelia Walters sat down with endometriosis sufferer Rachael Lahey to discuss her experience with the disease and the importance of Endometriosis Awareness Month.
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Wild and Fluorescent: 10 years of Lorde
In her first visit to Adelaide in almost 10 years, Lorde shows that her poetic and relatable music still resonates with audiences today.
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The multicultural mirage: a look at the real lives of visa holders in Australia
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), as of 2021, almost a third of Australia’s population was born overseas. This puts Australia in the top ten of all countries in the world, in respect to comparative migration populations. One would think, this means that our migration systems are fair, and the corporate world and…
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The Fish Bowl: an immersive and profound exploration of dementia
Director Steph Daughtry and playwright/performer Matthew Barker bring together a moving piece of theatre that intimately depicts dementia and its many complex layers.
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