Smash Our Obscene Society: Censorship and the Student Press in 1960s Australia
WORDS BY NIX HERRIOT.
Hypocrisy: A Beacon for Western Standards
WORDS BY HABIBAH JAGHOORI.
The Uni Merger Policy
WORDS BY LOUISE JACKSON.
Is Print Media Truly Dying?
WORDS BY SOPHIE HOLDER (ON THE RECORD, UNI SA).
Revisiting the Pill: 60 years later
WORDS BY GEORGIA NOLAN.
Keeping Kosher on Campus
WORDS BY TAHLIA DILBEROVIC.
In late March, a post popped up on Overheard decrying the lack of halal and kosher food options available on campus. The Empire Times team did some digging, and this is what we found regarding the dietary options available on the Bedford Park Campus.
Must Be This Big To Ride
WORDS BY EVANGELIA KARAGEORGOS.
How to Get an Abortion in South Australia
WORDS BY TAHLIA DILBEROVIC.
One year ago in March 2021, South Australia decided to join their more civilised counterparts and finally decriminalise abortion. This change meant that for the first time in decades people would not be treated like criminals for accessing vital healthcare.
Decriminalisation brought about many logistical changes as well – abortion shall now be allowed on demand until 22 weeks and 6 days without the approval of two doctors; patients would be able to access medical abortions via telehealth; abortions would be provided outside of hospitals; and patients would no longer need to be residents of SA for more than two months in order to access healthcare. Doctors who conscientiously objected to abortion would also finally be required to actually do their jobs and provide referrals if they did not wish to provide the procedure themselves.
Or at least, these changes were meant to happen.
Racing With The Reps: May Student Council Meeting Recap
WORDS BY JESSICA ROWE.
