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Of pizza and politics: the disconnect between small business owners and politics
Small business owners are disconnected from politics, but it’s not entirely their fault.
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What’s On in Adelaide: Jubilant June
June is jam-packed with plenty of fun activities and nights out to celebrate the upcoming end of semester. Check out On The Record’s guide on how to spend your next month in Adelaide.
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QUEER-laide: all the ways you can celebrate Pride in Adelaide this June
No shame this Pride as On The Record’s social media editor Amelia lets you know what is happening, where to go and how to celebrate this month of inclusivity.
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Review: Bring Her Back
After Talk to Me’s whopping success, South Australian directors Danny and Michael Philippou nail their signature “little sibling horror” trope with their latest film, Bring Her Back.
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Australia decides — then heads to the bar
On The Record’s political editor Mia Handley recounts her experience at the Labor Boothby election night party on May 3.
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Periods don’t pause for music: the struggles of menstruating at a music festival
Most music festivals in Australia are an all-day event. Tampons shouldn’t be left in over eight hours. There are no sanitary bins in the toilets. What are menstruating attendees left to do?
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