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Looking back as curtains close on Adelaide Cabaret Festival
As the Adelaide Cabaret Festival comes to a close, performers and guests alike reflect on how far the festival has come since its 2001 arrival, and what the future might hold for 2022.
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Too many barriers faced by transgender people accessing healthcare
Healthcare accessibility remains a large issue faced by transgender and gender diverse people.
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Adelaide students skip school to protest sexual violence
On Thursday, June 24, 2021, students were seen marching in the Adelaide CBD against sexual violence. The focus was to demand the Australian Government act on implementing and improving consent and sexual education in their schools.
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Britney breaks her silence, validating what fans have thought for the last 13 years
In an emotional plea on Wednesday, June 23, Britney Spears says she wants out of “abusive” 13-year conservatorship.
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“Murdoch is a cancer on democracy” former PM Kevin Rudd discusses disinformation and print media in Hawke Centre conversation
Quentin Dempster (left) and Kevin Rudd (right) during their zoom call on Thursday 10 June for The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre and ABC Friends SA/NT presentation on disinformation.
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Community a key component of cabaret applied in UniSA’s 2021 cabaret showcase
UniSA’s unique cabaret course provides students with a performance opportunity to revel in the community aspect of cabaret.
UniSA's online student journalism platform focuses on topics and issues that appeal to students and the wider community
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