Gladys Serugga is the Impact Producer in the Digital Content and Innovation division at ABC Sydney. Prior to this, she worked as a multi-platform news reporter at ABC News Adelaide. Gladys was also a TV reporter for Behind the News and before that, a radio presenter and producer at ABC Gippsland.
Australia's former disability discrimination commissioner Graeme Innes has settled a dispute with Adelaide Airport over a "humiliating and distressing" experience with security screening.
New vision released shows the final section to be completed of the North-South Corridor upgrade as the South Australian government seeks feedback from communities.
Australians in the youth justice system can access psychologists, trainers, and youth workers while they are in detention centres. But South Australian youth workers say more needs to be done to support multicultural youth once they leave the system.
Muslim community leader Ahmed Zreika quits his board membership with the SA Multicultural Commission in protest against the state government's stance on the Israel-Gaza war, which he says has been characterised by anti-Palestinian bias.
An electrical fault has caused a power outage at one of Adelaide's major hospitals with health authorities urging the community to find other care options if possible.
A national advocacy network for Asian Australians says overseas success and recognition is draining Australia's talent pool and watering down representation efforts — so one grassroots group decided to launch its own platform.
A woman accused of murdering her parents has been taken to hospital after an apparent medical episode in court.
A University of South Australia study finds African Australian students have been discriminated against when they wear braided hair to school.
A truck carrying milk in Adelaide's southern suburbs has caught fire, causing traffic delays in the area.
John Harvey, the founder of Salisbury in Adelaide's north, was a man of African descent — but history often leaves out that detail.
The family and friends of Antonio Loiacono gathered to remember the young footballer who died last month after an on-field collision in the Adelaide Hills.
Katelyn and Luke Gil's child is born just hours before Marie and Hardy Leicester's girl at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide, with both babies weighing the same and measuring the same height.
Vivana Luzochimana always thought her writing would just be for herself. That is, until she found an open mic night catered to people of colour.
Australia's migrant communities want charity and not-for-profit organisations raising funds for international causes to work more closely with them to help them get more bang for their buck.
As rescuers search for survivors trapped under toppled buildings in Türkiye and Syria following the magnitude-7.8 earthquake, families in Australia are anxiously waiting to hear news that loved ones are alive.
Researchers say there is very little data on the contributions that African Australian businesses are making to the economy, so several universities have teamed up to fill that gap — and they hope to change perceptions along the way.
A parliamentary committee will explore how SA pharmacists can provide medications for a common infection, without a doctor's script. But the SA branch of the Australian Medical Association says it's "absolutely opposed" to any such plan.
Being the only black girl in the entire year level of her Adelaide high school, Jeanne found it hard to feel a sense of belonging. A new research project is looking at how to improve the situation in education, as well as society as a whole.
Ugandan-born Fred Zziwa has won the gold medal in the Elite Australian Championships 60 kilogram division and he wants to represent his adopted home at the 2024 Olympics, but he's in a fight against visa-processing times.
A South Australian space research centre is preparing to launch a satellite which could help people prepare for bushfire season, or even determine which land is at risk of bushfire. Gladys Serugga reports.
Named Kanyini, South Australia's first locally-made satellite secures a launch date with Elon Musk's SpaceX transporter mission in October 2023.
Ugandans who have settled in South Australia have established the state's first language school to ensure cultural connections in their new home remain strong.
A Murray Bridge aged care nurse and his family are granted new bridging visas, four days before they were set to be deported after media attention on the case.
About 90 children die in Australia every year from childhood dementia — a similar number of deaths as from childhood cancer, which receives 20 times more government funding for research.
South Australia's grain harvest is looking promising despite the state experiencing its driest winter since 2019.