Glass continues its coverage of the QUT Guild Student Representative Council (SRC), the fifth SRC meeting of the year took place on June 42025, in room E259 at the Kelvin Grove Campus. Each month, the elected student representatives and Guild…
Elephants There was a young man who worked at the Palace Backpacker Memorial in Childers. A memorial that honoured the seventeen backpackers who died there from an arson attack. One day, as he was going through the local paper for…
Prayer is a quiet country road. It’s early morning, with the sun layering its golden rays on dew-drenched trees. The steady rhythm of tires finding new heights and depths on the road keeps you awake at these unholy hours. Imagine…
On Saturday we go to vote. We as a country will pick a new lower and upper house, elect a new Prime Minister, have a democracy sausage, and critique our next government through highbrow masterfully designed wit by insulting the…
Clothes for Careers is an initiative that has popped up at Z9 until 3 PM today. Racks and tables full of business-ready clothes with suits pants and tops waiting for students to try on and take home for free. Students…
Who’s Having The Talk? HAVE YOU HEARD THEY’RE TEACHING BABIES ABOUT BALL GAGS, PRETEENS ABOUT POPPERS, TODDLERS ABOUT TRANS. You may have heard the rhetoric around sex education — claims that it’s being shoved in people’s faces or pushed too…
Verum Arts’ latest revival of Credulous transforms the stage into a haunting yet whimsical exploration of love, grief, and the supernatural. The story follows Aida and her partner Toby, who left to see a coworker about a work portfolio in…
Reading Michelle Brasier’s Memoir, My Brother’s Ashes Are in a Sandwich Bag, is like joining Michelle for a morning walk with her dog on a whim. You decide to go get brunch at a Melbourne Café where their coffee is…
