["all"]Drought, flood, bushfire, financial pressures, burnout, and overwhelming uncertainty are among the many factors that take a massive toll on the mental health and wellbeing of rural families – with all too frequently tragic consequences.
["all"]UniSA will build an Aboriginal Knowledges Centre this year at its City West campus, with completion expected in 2026, thanks to a nationally significant gift from the Wood Foundation as well as University funding.
["all"]What do a physicist, a screenwriter, a physiotherapist and a marketing and communications leader have in common? Whether they’ve come from overseas, over the ditch, across the border or from regional SA, these five are united in their desire to secure a positive future for others and leave a...
Nikia is a proud Ngarrindjeri woman, new UniSA Master of Psychology (Clinical) and aspiring clinical psychologist. She has big ambitions to transform the wellbeing of rural Aboriginal young people through greater access to culturally safe mental health support. Her story illustrates the...
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