Tag: News
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Are cult recruiters infiltrating university campuses in South Australia?
A casual conversation in Rundle Mall, a compliment from a stranger, or an invitation to a Bible study may seem harmless. But for some South Australian university students, these encounters have become the first step into the Shincheonji Church of Jesus, a controversial religious movement accused of deceptive recruitment and high-control practices.
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Isn’t pain just part of being a woman?
Women with endometriosis are waiting years for answers while facing dismissal, misdiagnosis and debilitating pain, but new Australian research could change the future of diagnosis.
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Michael Delahaye: A Life of Curiosity
Michael Delahaye, journalist and former BBC correspondent, reflects on his 56-year career in international news and storytelling.
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Boats, bikies and backbenchers — Tung Ngo reflects on his journey to parliament
Tung Ngo has been a member of South Australia’s Legislative Council for over ten years. Before this, he spent his time sleepwalking, battling real pirates, challenging racism, and, at 22, becoming the first Vietnamese-born person to be elected to local government in Australia.
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Chalamet questions ballet and opera — Adelaide responds
Timothée Chalamet’s comments about ballet and opera have sparked widespread discussions about the value and future of traditional performance. In South Australia, industry leaders and young people join the conversation to explore how these art forms are continuing to connect with new audiences.
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The rise of One Nation in South Australia: what do experts say?
South Australia could be the testing ground for a new political shake-up, as One Nation’s surge in popularity shifts voter support from conservatives. Political editor Constance Siasios speaks with academics and a supporter ahead of today’s state election.