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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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What’s On in Adelaide: Marvellous May
While the weather cools down, Adelaide’s kitchens heat up. This month marks the beginning of many tempting food festivals across the state.
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“I want to give people hope”: Verity Cooper is the ‘Teal’ independent tackling Sturt
Dr Verity Cooper is taking on the most marginal seat in South Australia as a ‘teal’ independent backed by Climate 200 and community group Independent for Sturt. She’s in it to win it on a platform of integrity in politics, better climate protections, and making Australia fairer.
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What do young people think of ‘brain rot’ political advertisements?
Spend much time on Instagram or TikTok lately? If yes, you can’t have missed the ‘interesting’ election material pushed out by Australian political parties. Why are they putting these out and what do young people think of them?
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“Albanese Labor Government has failed our local community”: Nicolle Flint campaigns for Boothby ahead of 2025 federal election
After stepping away from politics in 2022, Liberal candidate Nicolle Flint is vying for a return to the Boothby seat at the 2025 federal election.
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