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SA signs up to Gonski Reforms
South Australia has become the third state to sign up to the Federal Government’s Gonski national education reforms, which will see a $1.1 billon increase in funding over the next six years. ASH PISANI reports.
Head of Journalism to leave UniSA
When journalism students return to University after the mid-semester break, someone important will not. Program Director of Journalism, Kathryn Bowd, is leaving her role after 15 years at the University of South Australia. JOHN HUNT reports.
Lilah’s Day of Difference raises vital awareness for palliative care
Lilah’s Day of Difference, held on Monday June 17, will help raise awareness and funds for the vital paediatric service of palliative care in SA. NADIA BOSCAINI reports.
Rivalry between uni basketball teams proves beneficial
Last weekend’s annual Barossa Senior Basketball Carnival saw the return of a rivalry between UniSA and Adelaide Uni teams, says STEPHANIE KONATAR.
Smartphones need smart awareness
A survey has shown that many are unaware of the legal restrictions surrounding the use of the handy smartphone when we need it most – in the car. IONA MACLEAN reports.
Campbelltown Council support disabled job seekers
The Campbelltown City Council is putting their support behind disabled youth, by holding a forum for Post School Options for Young People with a Disability this month. ELEISA HANCOCK reports.
Money the main factor in lack of male teachers
Poor pay is seen as the leading deterrent for males choosing not to work as teachers throughout South Australia. JOE ELLIOT reports.
UniSA candidate proposes deferring textbook fees
UniSA candidate for the National Union of Students (NUS), Callum MacLeod, plans to propose a bold plan to defer the cost of textbooks for university students. COURTNEY JOHANSON reports.
Students struggle with personal budgets
83 per cent of UniSA students find it sometimes difficult to manage a budget and their finances according to a survey completed by On The Record. ASHLEA SEALEY reports.
Sporting greats attend opening of new PAC sports facility
Ian and Trevor Chappell returned to their former school last week as Prince Alfred College unveiled their new multipurpose sports facility. The Australian cricket greats spoke to a crowd of over 1300 keen onlookers at the school’s official opening of the $15 million Recreation, Education and Development (RED) Centre. MAX BURFORD reports.
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