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Review: Gemma Caruana: RAGE BAIT
Gemma Caruana explores female rage over the rational and irrational things that piss us off in her one-woman show, RAGE BAIT. The production delivers both comedy and catharsis through a series of musical skits that ask the question… just how mad are we allowed to get?
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“Fishing in a barrel of nuclear waste”: the complicated media portrayal of SA’s algal bloom
SA’s algal bloom was one of the biggest local stories in 2025, but its impact extends beyond just environmental devastation.
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“You shouldn’t set up communities to fail”: Australia’s rural and remote health crisis
Systemic underfunding of health and wellbeing programs in the rural and remote regions of Australia is proving disastrous for the people who call those regions home.
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Bora: the Brazilian-inspired brunch spot that shows how food connects us
David Williams’s little slice of Brazil is helping bring people together through their love of food and community.
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For the sake of bottles and cans: why South Australia’s 10-cent container legislation needs to be recycled
Amid accusations of opaque ownership and unfair contracts, an independent governing body has been proposed to overhaul South Australia’s nearly 50-year-old container deposit scheme and wrest control from the profit-driven beverage industry and their subsidiaries.
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What’s On in Adelaide: Nourishing November
On The Record has wrapped up the best events happening around town before summer kicks off in the final edition of What’s On for 2025.
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