Words by Sienna Sulicich Moving to Adelaide was not fun. I knew close to no-one and spent most of my time at the start locked in my room wallowing in my own self-pity. The city is actually rather bleak and kind of ugly, not really the soul-inspiring stuff I was…

By Lauren Shallow *This review contains spoilers, as well as mentions of sexual assault. Di and Viv and Rose presented by the Corseted Rabbits collective and hosted by Rumpus, is the Adelaide production company’s take on Amelia Bullmore’s 2011 play of the same name. Rumpus was an extremely welcoming theatre…

Words by Habibah Jaghoori and Grace Atta — Goodbye to the AUU name and a reluctant hello to the now, Facebook official, YouX. (Or ‘youX’…the formatting has been inconsistent). As of Thursday the 14th of July, the once AUU social media accounts were updated to the new YouX name. This marks the beginnings of the organisation’s branding transition…

By Ashraf Abdul Halim and Nix Herriot After nine years of right-wing Liberal-National rule, Labor has been returned to power. On the campaign trail and since forming government in May, Albanese has promised significant change. “I want to change the way politics works in this country,” Albanese told journalists after…

Words by Maxim Buckley Bashing The Adelaide Set at this stage seems like low hanging fruit. They are shadow banned on Instagram and whenever I criticize them my echo chamber only ever comes back the way I would like it to. However, given their follower count is still in the…

by Sebastian Andrew This Saturday, those in Adelaide’s Southeast (myself included) will be returning to the polls for a third and final time this year. This will be to vote in a by-election for the state seat of Bragg. Bragg is being vacated by former Attorney General and Deputy Premier…

by Chanel Trezise I’ve made it one of my aims this year to go to more local gigs and listen to more local music. So I thought, heck, why not do some song reviews and recommendations to plug a few brilliant local bands. Here are a few songs (and bands)…

Words by Grace Atta The AUU Board has informed the Occult Club that their appeal on the Clubs Committee’s decision to deny them full registration, has been unsuccessful. In his email to the Occult Club, the AUU President, Oscar Ong, wrote that the Board was ‘unable to reach a majority…

Words by Habibah Jaghoori Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has always and will always live true to its legacy of dismantling free speech, disbanding genuine democratic political progress and committing to the tireless campaign of upholding Australia’s imperialist and racist standard in geo and national politics. …