By Jessy Renouf My name is Jessy Renouf and I am a proud Gubbi Gubbi woman. I am in my third year for a Bachelor of Behavioural Science and Justice, majoring in policy and politics, at Queensland University of Technology. …
By Emma Surman, QUT Student Guild Academic Advocacy We’ve all had those moments of desperation when we just don’t know what to do or where to begin when we delve deeper and question ourselves. Am I a good person? Is…
By Harry George Wallace If you were to google “teacher crisis” at the time of writing, here’s what you’d find: Covid and schools: we’re heading into a teacher shortage crisis – The University of Sydney Queensland teacher shortage reaching…
By Jackson Machado-Nunes you’re typing am i asexual quiz into the search bar but you’d rather just be playing your DS or something. something that doesn’t involve questioning the deepest parts of yourself like you feel like you’ve been doing…
By Rory Hawkins It is Valentine’s Day, and I am alone. My Tinder first date was postponed to later in the week; we don’t want to set too romantic a precedent. Besides, today I want to go see a movie,…
By Sam Collins With the new financial year upon us and a brand-new government, it’s as good an opportunity as ever to have a look at your own finances, and what some recent changes will mean for you and those…
Review by Ashton Darracott Set in one (pick any) of Brisbane’s suburbs, grade 12 student Henry, feet dangling over the edge of the rest of his life, falls in love with his best friend, Len. Post-drunken dare at a house…
By Danielle Aylward The noisy clatter of typists’ heels charging up and down the shiny marble floor perforated the balsawood partition wall like gunfire… This description is one example of the eloquent prose I came to adore in Rebecca Starford’s…
Andrew Pippos’ Lucky’s: A Review By Rebekah Roma He still had time to make changes. Not to his nickname, which he could never shake, and not to his appearance, and there was little prospect of changing the flaws…
by Jackson Machado-Nunes There is no bigger green flag than caring about the environment, but Lucy Bell’s You Can Change the World misses the big picture, and loses out on being a text that successfully contributes to change on…
