Tag: News
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Wage theft: the default experience of international students
International students in South Australia are falling victim to wage theft and unfair workplace practices. OTR Editor Anna Ngov reports on the widespread exploitation of international students, and why few report their employers.
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What’s on in October: the “it’s spooky season” edition
As Halloween approaches, many of us are itching to do something spooky. Luckily, there’s plenty of uncanny arts events running this month to keep your Halloween spirit alive.
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What’s on in September: the “it’s (re)discovery season” edition
Spring has sprung – and so has our thirst for artsy discoveries around Adelaide. Check out this month’s guide for the latest events on offer and, of course, for some old favourites too.
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What’s on in August: the “it’s Barbie’s world, we’re just living in it” edition
Barbie hasn’t just taken over cinemas this August – the film’s exploration of feminism and gender roles has also taken over public conversation. If you’re looking to keep the Barbie energy going, check out this What’s On guide for a selection of thought-provoking feminist arts events showing in Adelaide this month.
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Vaping: the rising issue in Australian schools
Vaping in schools has become an issue of primary importance for state and national authorities, with young people rapidly becoming the biggest users. OTR journalist Jess Smith reports on the fight to combat this growing concern.
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Culture clash: concern raised over UniSA and University of Adelaide merger
Critics have raised concerns over the potential for a clash of cultures between the University of South Australia and University of Adelaide following the historic merger announcement on July 2. OTR journalist Jacob Stevens explains.
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