The South Australian government wants to increase record low voter turnout in local government elections. This begs the question, could young people be the solution?

Within a couple taps, I can see what any celebrity, influencer or model is wearing or doing, and whatever product they are trying to sell. It is no surprise that young people who frequent Instagram or TikTok experience higher body dissatisfaction.  

As of February 2024, after multiple advocacy campaigns, over 340 mentions of BMI, dieting, calorie counting and ‘good’ or ‘bad’ foods have been removed from the Australian Curriculum.

The Office for Youth has released a detailed strategy to assist the Australian Government to develop its relationship with Australian youth, while also offering an ambitious glimpse into a youth empowered future. 

Have you ever wondered what’s behind the cool, and sometimes even strange magnetic items we place on our fridges?

When you think of disability, what comes to mind?

On the 16th of March 2024, members for the South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament will be elected through the democratic process of voting. This is your guide and explainer to all things SA First Nations Voice to Parliament.

A couple of weeks ago, for the first time, all Australian companies that employ over 100 people were required to make their gender pay gap data public. The results demonstrated that while there have been improvements, there is still not only a gender pay gap but also a continued lack of women represented in leadership positions.

Why have the NSW Police been uninvited to the 2024 Sydney Mardi Gras? Police participation in Mardi Gras has been a long contested issue across the world, with tensions occurring before the 2024 Sydney Mardi Gras.

Australia is a big contributor to climate change with Australia being the highest emitter of C02 per person in the world and if strong enough actions are not taken to address the climate crisis, there will be serious consequences such as an increase in natural disasters, species becoming extinct, a rise in global temperatures, and growth in illness rates.

The Australian Government has a duty of care to reduce national emissions and effectively combat environmental issues to protect the future of its citizens.

I was recently lucky enough to have a chat with Callum Barrott-Walsh, a young community advocate and political staffer, to find out how he got involved in the change-making space, what his future plans are, and to hear his advice for other young people within SA.