Category: News

• Adapting to university: How first years tackled the COVID semester

  The expectations of first-year students didn’t quite turn out as planned with COVID-19 turning the bustling university life into a makeshift virtual reality.

  ontherecord

  July 27, 2020

  News, Student Life

  Adelaide Uni, coronavirus, COVID-19, First years, Learn online, online study, University and further education, University of South Australia

• When the fly overcomes the spider: Winning the domestic violence battle and sharing your voice

  A domestic violence victim shares her experience in the hope that her story can make a difference for others.

  ontherecord

  July 24, 2020

  News

  1800Respect, abuse, Domestic Violence, victims, violence

• Dry July

  The reopening of pubs and bars means this may be the hardest Dry July yet

  ontherecord

  July 24, 2020

  Health, News

  Adelaide, bars, COVID-19, Dry July, Health, Pubs

• What COVID-19 could mean for cancer diagnosis and prognosis

  

  Australian doctors predict a 30 per cent decline in cancer diagnosis in Australia because of COVID-19. OTR reporter Alyssa Cairo finds out what the impacts of the decline really are.

  ontherecord

  July 21, 2020

  Health, News

  Cancer, Cancer Research, coronavirus, COVID-19, Public Healthcare

• Adelaide’s pets set for a paw-fect ride along with owners

  

  The furry friends of Adelaide now have another transport option. After a successful trial in Brisbane and Sydney, Uber Pets will now be available in Adelaide.

  ontherecord

  July 13, 2020

  Business, News

  pets, uber, Uber Pet

• Residents tell State Government where to get off

  Adelaide’s free City Connector bus service is under review. Council calls to community for advice to keep the service alive.

  ontherecord

  June 19, 2020

  News

  Adelaide City Council, City Connector, Public transport, South Australia, south Australian government