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Zane LeBlond

Mali Triumphant, as One Nation Wave Sweeps SA.

Zane LeBlond

South Australians have delivered Labor its largest ever majority in the State’s history, however a better than expected One Nation surge leaves the Liberals trailing single across over 10 seats.

Zane LeBlond

2026 SA Election Voting Guide

Zane LeBlond

South Australians will vote 21 March to elect the next government of South Australia. Follow our policy guide to see what each of the four major parties are promising you.

Zane LeBlond

What Happened to Adelaide’s Trams?

Zane LeBlond

At its peak, Adelaide was the ‘city of trams’, being home to Australia’s most utilised tramway network, operating 24 lines stretching from Henley Beach in the west, Glenelg in the South, and Burnside in the East. Yet today Adelaide’s transport network is a relic of the past.

Zane LeBlond

How 2025 Changed Australian Culture

Zane LeBlond

This deep dive explores the top events and issues of 2025, which not only fundamentally changed the Australian cultural canon but will likely be discussed for years to come.

Zane LeBlond

Hub ADL

HUB’s Favourite Baked Goods Recipe Collection

Hub ADL

The HUB team have created a collection of their best and favourite baked good recipes to share with you all (with some cheeky vegan recipes in there as well).

Hub ADL

Megan Adrain

Why the Way We Talk About Autism in Relation to Changes to the NDIS Matters

Megan Adrain

Recent announcements about changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are causing concern in the autistic community, together with the introduction of a new Commonwealth Government program called Thriving Kids. It’s not just the changes themselves that are worrying but also the language being used which some fear is both harmful and incorrect.

Megan Adrain

Zane LeBlond

The Next Generation: Interview with Senator Charlotte Walker

Zane LeBlond

At the age of 21, Charlotte Walker, a young woman from the regional town of Yankalilla, located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, became the youngest ever person to be elected to the Federal Parliament in Canberra.

Zane LeBlond

Climate Change’s Legal Reckoning

Zane LeBlond

The world’s highest court has delivered a legal reckoning, declaring that nations have legal obligations under international law to prevent climate change, with legal consequences for those countries that fail to comply.

Zane LeBlond

How is Australia’s social media ban scrolling?

Zane LeBlond

Australia became the first country to pass a social media ban for young people under 16 years of age. Seven months on, people remain divided as to whether it will work?

Zane LeBlond

Nathanael Watson

The Story of Yitpi Yartapuultiku; an Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Nathanael Watson

Laura Harris, a Kaurna woman, grew up with her mother at the Glanville waterfront. However, when she was fourteen, she was forced off the land by the Government as they built a sugar factory there in 1891.

Nathanael Watson

Aubrey Maynard

A Brief History of LGBTQ+ Rights in South Australia

Aubrey Maynard

This month I wanted to take a quick look at the laws that granted rights to LGBTQ+ South Australians and the timeline of significant cultural events that have changed the lives of many in the local queer community, starting with the first major victory for gay rights 50 years ago.

Aubrey Maynard

Zane LeBlond

A Random History of South Australia Through Its Most Iconic Statues

Zane LeBlond

To celebrate SA History Festival, Hub takes a deep dive into some of South Australia’s most iconic statues and the story they tell.

Zane LeBlond

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Halloween

Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the 31^st of October where people dress up in spooky costumes and go trick-or-treating for candy, go to Halloween costume parties, bob for apples, go to haunted houses, and carve pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns. Many more traditions take place on Halloween in other countries.

Megan Adrain 30/10/24 Megan Adrain 30/10/24

Adelaide Film Festival: Black Box Diaries

In this powerful documentary, Black Box Diaries (2024), Shiori Ito investigates her own sexual assault case, involving her offender, Noriyuki Yamaguchi, a political journalist with government connections.

Zane LeBlond 29/10/24 Zane LeBlond 29/10/24

The crisis the world has chosen to ignore

In Sudan, a conflict between unscrupulous warlords has created the world’s worst humanitarian crisis and risks unwinding decades of progress for Africa.