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Julie Duncan Memorial Award presented to UniSA student
On the Record editor Thomas Kelsall won the ‘Julie Duncan Memorial for Student Journalism’ award earlier this month.
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One giant leap for womankind: NASA announces the first woman on the Moon by 2024
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has recently announced they plan to return humans to the Moon, and this time a woman will take the first steps on the iridescent rock.
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SA Budget breakdown: Everything university students need to know
State Treasurer Rob Lucas announced the 2019-20 South Australian State Budget on Tuesday night.
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The travel comedown is no joke
The highs of travel are out of this world. The comedown, however, is a very big low.
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Why this global cosmetic giant has beauty bloggers worried about animal cruelty
Fans of the cruelty-free cosmetic movement were shocked to discover that products of cosmetic giant company ‘Wet n Wild’ have recently become available for purchase in Shanghai, despite claiming to be a brand that prides itself on not testing on animals.
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The revival of Kaurna language in South Australia
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has declared 2019 the International Year of Indigenous Languages as part of their annual tradition to recognise the significance of languages around the world.
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