Tag: University of South Australia
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Study, work, worry, repeat: financial hardship is consuming university students
The rising cost-of-living is placing pressure on everyone, but university students are more vulnerable than most.
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What’s On in Adelaide: Aussie April
It’s hard to beat March in Adelaide, but April certainly won’t leave South Australians unsatisfied. Check out On the Record’s guide to fun, foodie, and footy-filled events happening around town this month.
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UniCast Radio Club presents… a live gig at Nexus Arts!
Have assignments got you down? UniSA’s UniCast Radio Club is hosting a live music event this Friday with some big and small local acts to cheer you up. It’s affordable for those on a budget — and better yet? Students get a discount!
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The impact of changes to Australia’s temporary graduate visa on international students
Australia has reduced the age limit for Temporary Graduate Visas from 50 to 35 years old, significantly impacting international students and their post-study work opportunities.
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Local film festival champions representation on and off screen, but Australia has a long way to go
Local filmmaker Yogi Devgan continues to advocate for representation in all aspects of the filmmaking process with the Australian Film Diversity and Inclusion Festival.
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Mothers battle against pregnancy discrimination in the workplace
Sarah Turner-Harris is one of many mothers facing pregnancy discrimination in Australia. A recent University of South Australia study has found that nearly 92 per cent of women experience workplace discrimination during their return-to-work phase after pregnancy, emphasising the urgent need for systemic change and better support for working mothers.
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