Category: News
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Culture clash: concern raised over UniSA and University of Adelaide merger
Critics have raised concerns over the potential for a clash of cultures between the University of South Australia and University of Adelaide following the historic merger announcement on July 2. OTR journalist Jacob Stevens explains.
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Used car prices are falling: what does this mean for young people?
Last year, OTR reported a shortage of used cars on the market within young people’s budgets. Now, used car prices are falling for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Is now a good time for young people to buy? OTR journalist Alana Pahor investigates.
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2023 SA Media Awards winners highlight the importance of empathetic journalism
Through empathetic, sensitive and honest reporting, award-winning South Australian journalists are ensuring important, confronting stories continue to be told.
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What’s on in July: the “who says we can’t have festivals during winter?” edition
There’s no need to hibernate this semester break; Adelaide is the city of festivals all year round. Between the mesmerising lights of Illuminate Adelaide and the cabaret classics of the Glenelg Winter Arts Festival, you’ll find the perfect event to celebrate your holidays in this monthly guide.
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West Torrens residents uncover detail that may bring Adelaide Crows HQ build to a standstill
The Adelaide Crows Football Club is under fire as a local community uncovers a potential heritage tree avenue on the site set to become the club’s new headquarters. OTR journalist Paris Kemp reports.
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Voice to Parliament: everything you need to know
The referendum for the First Nations Voice to Parliament is coming up later this year. What is the Voice? And how will it work? OTR journalist Thomas Docking explains.
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