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NEWS
Families have faith in Catholic schools
MORE non-Catholic families are enrolling their children in Catholic schools.
Learning about the ultimate sacrifice
LEARNING about the wars that have shaped Australia's history is not abstract education at Mitcham Primary School but is made relevant through personal accounts.
Question of faith for SA's Catholic schools
CONNECTING Catholic school students with the Catholic faith has become more difficult because we live in an increasingly secular society, a report reveals.
Giving birth to new ideas
PREGNANT pauses are the last thing you need when you're trying to cram three years' work into just three minutes.
Tutorial cut angers students
STUDENTS at the University of Adelaide have banded together to question why humanities tutorials have been dropped.
IN DEPTH
Uni chiefs back fee push
CAMPUS culture, student services and social clubs could be back in South Australia's universities as early as next year.
Magical world of science
THIS year's National Science Week is a platform for all in the field to inspire the community with how much their work can change the world.
Stringent standards
ENTRY to Medical School has earned a reputation for being extremely difficult. However, this was not always the case.
Health's missing link
MEDICAL student numbers are being increased to stem a looming doctor shortage, but medical groups worry there will not be enough internships.
Study in another world
SA universities are stepping into the future by using avatars and virtual worlds to help students role play in simulated real-life situations.
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?
Hard job of being alive
EVER wondered what's keeping you alive? Hot coffee, MasterChef and footy, right? Maybe not.
Clouding the future
ON June 14 this year, 40,000 passengers were left stranded when most airlines cancelled Adelaide domestic services because of a volcanic ash plume over Australia.
Ending the extinction
HOW will we preserve species diversity? The short answer is to reduce our impact on the Earth's resources, but that's not very informative.
The XX (or XY) factor
HOW did life evolve? There are different factors that can determine whether a female or male creature develops.
MY CAREER
Lecturer in English in Education
SARAH studied a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Adelaide and is now a lecturer in English in Education.
MY RESEARCH
Why a multilingual approach translates well in schools
PETER hopes his investigation into multilingual approach to languages and literacy development in primary schools has good results.
OPINION
Food facts crucial in schools
A RECENT television program featured celebrity chef Jamie Oliver asking primary school-aged students in the US if they recognised a variety of fruits and vegetables.
WEBCAM
Love that blog
BLOGGERS tend to be highly educated, two thirds are male, and on average have three or more blogs, Technorati's sixth State of the Blogosphere 2009 report says.
News
Triple murder not guilty plea
THE man charged with April's tragic Hectorville triple murder will seek to be declared mentally incompetent.
Sport
Thomas out, duo in doubt for Oval clash
MATT Thomas has fallen out of Port Adelaide's side to play Melbourne in a historic clash at Adelaide Oval - and two others are in doubt.
LATEST PHOTO GALLERIES
Starry, starry night
See photographer Lincoln Harrison's spectacular time-lapse images of star trails taken over a period of 15 hours over the scenic Lake Eppalo...
Pandas celebrate their birthdays
Adelaide's own Wang Wang and Funi celebrated their birthdays this weekend with some special treats.
Pride of Australia 2011
The South Australian winners of the 2011 Pride of Australia Medal have been announced
Spring is in the air
Spring finally might be coming - as these beautiful AdelaideNow reader pics show
