Tag: tiktok
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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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Paying attention: the lived experiences of adulthood ADHD and why many still struggle to get diagnosed
ADHD is often perceived as being a condition that both begins and ends in childhood, but this is not the case. In ADHD Awareness Month, OTR Editor Anna Ngov reports on the realities and challenges of late-life diagnosis.
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BookTok getting young people back into reading
This National Book Month, OTR journalist Caitlin Menadue takes a look at TikTok’s BookTok community, which is helping young readers find what interests them and pointing them in the direction of bookstores.
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The influencer breaking period taboos one post at a time
Adelaide influencer and pink-haired personality Jenna Hudson uses her social media platforms to break period taboos and raise awareness about menstrual health.
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“Adelaide isn’t boring – you’re just not doing it right”: experience Adelaide authentically on social media with The Streets of Adelaide
“Adelaide isn’t boring – you’re just not doing it right” reads the TikTok bio of The Streets of Adelaide: a social media account which has become a go-to location for anyone looking to experience Adelaide, with the city being seen through the lens of the account’s creator Sophie Miller.
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New show explores the arts industry in a post-truth world
The Triumph of Man: A Comedy in Two Acts warns us that although social media has many positives, we need to be aware of its negative repercussions.
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