Category: Long Reads
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A starry wonder 90 minutes from Adelaide’s CBD
South Australians can visit one of the darkest skies in the world located only a 90-minute drive south-east of the Adelaide CBD. While the sky may be the main attraction of the region, it is its community that shines through.
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Half of Australia wants cannabis legalised, taxed, and regulated — will it happen?
Australians support legal cannabis, but mainstream politicians do not. On The Record journalist Robert Hicks discusses the law, the politics, and the effect legalising cannabis could have on Australians.
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Why is Adelaide always missing out on the big names in music?
Adelaide has a rich history of live music, but international acts seem to be making a habit of leaving our city out of their Australian tours. OTR journalist Jade Woollacott asks why this may be.
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Will South Australian children get a lifesaving paediatric cardiac surgery unit in Adelaide?
Because Adelaide no longer has a paediatric cardiac surgery unit, SA patients have to travel interstate for care. OTR journalist Seth Crothers reports on the real-world impacts this restriction has had on families, and what is being done to fix it.
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South Australian hospitality has a harassment problem — and workers want immediate change
Ex-hospitality worker Ellorah Boss first endured harassment in the workplace at just 15 years old. OTR journalist Amelia Walters investigates what is being done to change the culture of SA’s hospitality industry.
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Dhilba Guuranda Innes National Park: how the Marna Bangarra project is bringing the Yorke Peninsula back to life
Yorke Peninsula’s Dhilba Guuranda Innes National Park has been working hard with its Traditional Owners to bring the Yorke Peninsula back to life. OTR journalist Joanna Tucker takes us on a journey to learn about the history of the park, and how a co-management agreement between the Narungga Nations and the State came to fruition.
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