News: south australia
Quick getaway
![Glenelg jetty](/student/wellbeing/sites/default/files/styles/ua_landscape/public/media/images/2022-09/danny-lau-7gdoe3plaj0-unsplash.jpg?h=c4dd2c7b&itok=EbIIlt0x)
It’s that time of the semester again – classes are halted for two weeks and we’re all itching to escape the academic life that we have been so privileged to wallow in these past few weeks.
On grief and galaxy
![Ember and dolphin](/student/wellbeing/sites/default/files/styles/ua_landscape/public/media/images/2020-09/img_20141115_151257.jpg?h=d05eaef0&itok=Gbj_f8rN)
I think I’ve shared this before, this realisation that one of the silver linings of the pandemic is that it’s provided an impetus for looking inward. Restrictions, working from home, and physical distancing have allowed us to make space for reflection. At least for those of us lucky enough to be able to. In some ways, it’s also made us re-appreciate the treasures we hold within our own State. The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is one place in South Australia which I think is very special. There are not very many places in the world where wild and free dolphins live so close to a capital city.