“Behind The Votes” The EU Election: The Votes of a Continent
Earlier in the year, at the start of June, the European Union (EU) member states went to the polls to decide who would represent them in the European Parliament (EP). These elections spanned the 27 member states, with trends reflecting what has been seen globally.
Jazmin Bingham: Advocating climate justice for Indigenous Australians
Jazmin is a proud Gomeroi woman based in Boandik lands in the southeastern South Australia. Jazmin is very passionate about fighting for climate justice and aboriginal rights. Jazmin has a vision for a fair and just future and wishes that for everyone.
“Behind The Votes” UK Election Part 2: The Changing of the Guard
Sunak called the election standing in the pouring rain, foreshadowing the downhill turn of the Tories. Due to the economic downfall they had sent the country into, along side disappearing trust due to instability and illegal activity, it was fair to say Britain had lost faith in the Tory government.
“Behind The Votes” UK Election Part 1: A Revolving Door of PMs
The UK election in July demonstrated just how much the English political climate has changed over the 14 years of Tory rule in the country. With many complex elements, I will aim to explain the lead up that led to the landslide win for Labour and what this means for the country going forward.
Is a social media ban worth its buck?
In May, the South Australian Government launched a feasibility study for a proposed ban on social media access for people under 16 years of age following mounting concerns about young people’s mental health. This comes after the February 2023 decision to ban the use of mobile phones in all South Australian public schools, responding to reports of ‘out of control’ bullying and deteriorating student performances in schools. But, is a social media ban worth its buck?
Past, present and future of the first landowners
I envision a future where these rates are much lower and almost nil. A future where here, Indigenous people are treated as sovereign beings. Where Indigenous peoples, cultures and perspectives are valued by the Australian public. I envision a future where the past is acknowledged and not forgotten.
Sania Ali
We interview Sania Ali, a young change maker seeking to make the world a better place.
And what flavour?
One of the biggest trends hitting the Gen Z zeitgeist, vaping had quickly risen to become the in thing for all young people to do. Coming to schoolyards near you, vaping offers many opportunities for young people to communicate, explore entrepreneurial hustles and find a pleasure away from the burden of schoolwork. The only catch – it’s killing you.
What is going on?
It is said we live in historic times. Recent events have taken this beyond the joke. In one month, we have seen the worst presidential television debate in history, the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump and the incumbent President Joe Biden withdraw from the race – despite being the presumptive nominee.
Illuminate Adelaide: EDEN
As part of Illuminate Adelaide, one of the southern hemisphere’s biggest winter festivals, showcasing the relationship between light and art, EDEN invites audiences into its warm interior to explore a unique visual arts show.
Australia has a new Governor-General, but what do they do?
The role of the Governor-General is becoming increasingly scrutinised for its actual relevance to Australia’s modern democracy. But is this critique really fair?