UniSA Connect

Issue 8 2021

In the latest edition of UniSA Connect, Heri Apryanto is currently developing a system to conserve and protect the exorbitant amount of plants that litter the 38 Indonesian Botanic Gardens throughout the country; Dr Kate Gunn is passionate about the mental health of rural communities and has developed ifarmwell: a website designed to be useful for farmers who are currently feeling down or stressed; Matt Parry is revolutionising snack food with The Good Crisp Company – a range of canister chips made with clean and simple ingredients; Multi-disciplinary contemporary visual artist James Tylor’s stunningly immersive work was a significant component of the Samstag Museum of Art’s 2021 Adelaide // International, here he engages in conversation with poet Dominic Guerrera about his work; and in this Australian Refugee Association (ARA) and Hawke Centre Conversation, Levelling the Playing Field: The Refugee Reality in Sport, a line-up of experts delve into the question: is sport really is the great leveller?

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