Tag: Jack Trehearne
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“I thought I was having a heart attack”: inside the world of panic attacks and Australia’s growing mental health problems
There has been a rise in panic attacks and mental health problems in Australia, warranting attention at the highest levels. OTR journalist Jack Trehearne reports.
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Olivia Bradley: Adelaide Hills hooper headed stateside
As she prepares to leave to the US for college in July, Uraidla-based Olivia Bradley details her journey up to this point and reflects on the flurry of accomplishments that have come as a reward for her relentless work ethic.
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Online lectures: here to stay?
Recent OTR polling shows a majority of UniSA students find in-person lectures more engaging than online lectures. So why haven’t on-campus lectures returned? OTR journalist Jack Trehearne investigates the divide between UniSA management and its teachers and students.
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The rapidly changing state of journalism in Australia
As digital media becomes increasingly mainstream, how will it affect the production and consumption of public interest journalism? What measures should be taken to preserve this key pillar of democracy and civil discourse? Hear from an industry insider about his experience in this rapidly changing landscape.
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Tour Down Under returns in 2023 to boost local business, but road closures present complications
The long-awaited return of the Tour Down Under was well-received by South Australian local businesses, giving them incredible trade during the event. However, discussion for improved management of road closures became a focus area for even greater success in the future.
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