It’s election season at QUT, and students will soon have the chance to decide who represents them on the University’s highest governing body, the QUT Council. One undergraduate and one postgraduate student will be elected to join the Council, giving…
January 3rd It snowed again last night. Not poetically, though. It fell like ash, as if the sky had finally given up and collapsed in on itself. Now everything is the same colour, the roads, trees, the bones beneath the…
Australian literature has developed a peculiar appetite. An insatiable hunger for migrant stories polished into digestible commodities, methodically curated to satisfy the metrics of diversity without ever unsettling the sensibilities of their readership. Within this literary economy, the migrant becomes…
Welcome back to Glass’ ongoing coverage of the QUT Guild’s Student Representative Council (SRC) meetings for 2025. This report covers the July meeting, held on Thursday, 24 June at D106, Gardens Point Campus. As part of our commitment to transparent…
Healing didn’t knock, It barged in with a knife Choose: bleed or stitch And like most of us I chose Instagram/TikTok to search the wound itself Isn’t that growth? The healing and the recovery arc. The part you think is…
By Preet Bulchandani For generations of Australians, the promise of home ownership has been inculcated into the national identity. Every Australian is running behind a quarter-acre block, a modest house, and some form of security. But for many young adults…
Brisbane is set to implement the most significant transformation of its bus network in decades, commencing Monday, June 30, 2025. This comprehensive overhaul, introducing a “trunk and feeder” model, aims to enhance efficiency and connectivity across the city. While the…
Once upon a time, earning a degree was sold as the golden ticket to a stable future. Now, for many students preparing to graduate, it is a fast pass to unemployment/underemployment, casual contracts, and rejection emails. The brutal reality is…
There is quite a violence in forgetting. It bleeds through our history textbooks, stains the real estate signs planted over sacred sites, and hangs in silence after a name is butchered, or worse, deliberately erased. We inherit a country that…
What’s happening? In a dramatic escalation of global trade tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a new round of tariffs targeting imports from several countries, including Australia. The tariffs are part of what Trump has dubbed “Liberation Day”,…
