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‘If we pull out, these people will starve’: the volunteer chefs that are cooking to feed Adelaide’s most vulnerable
Since the pandemic, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of South Australians relying on food services. As food services struggle to keep up with the increase in demand, some South Australian chefs have taken it upon themselves to lend a helping hand.
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‘Quarantine 15’ weight gain jokes aren’t just harmless self-depreciation, they’re fatphobic
People are emerging from self-isolation a little squishier than before, and they’re joking about it all over the internet. But are they thinking twice about the serious effects this messaging may be having on the body image of the people around them?
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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.
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UniSA students to study gender, sexuality and representation
UniSA is taking a forward-looking approach to offer an inclusive, safe, but challenging space to think about the roles culture plays in notions of femininity, masculinity, gender, sexuality, and identity.
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Are the elderly lonely in COVID-19 isolation? A look beyond the statistics
The media has made the elderly seem like a lonely bunch during COVID-19, but is that really the case?
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Psycho’s 60th anniversary
60 years later and Psycho is still scaring it’s viewers and influencing the film industry.
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