When social policy develops super powers
A grassroots social welfare program from the progressive years of the Whitlam Government is a model way to create more coherent and vibrant communities – and […]
Art Museum wins heritage grant
The Papunya Board Collection at the Flinders University Art Museum has been awarded a federal Community Heritage Grant.
A tale of Greek migration wins history prize
Yianni Cartledge’s essay tracing the Greek migrants from the island of Ikaria who came to South Australia has won him the Wakefield Companion to SA History Undergraduate Essay Prize.
Medlin and Murdoch: a meeting of minds on paper
Although poles apart geographically and politically, Adelaide’s radical philosopher Brian Medlin and English novelist Iris Murdoch enjoyed a long and lively correspondence.
Don Dunstan, media man, subject of major project
SA Premier Don Dunstan’s relationship with the media could be volatile, but he also helped to shape its critical role in modern politics.
The women of Baudin’s voyage come on board
A poster that illuminates the part played by women in Nicolas Baudin’s voyage of discovery has been presented to the Flinders University library.