Who are we when our desire for activism becomes style over substance?
By Olivia Priddis We love our reposts of info-graphics on social media,…
Help! I got a bad tattoo.
‘New year, new me’, that’s a common sentiment everyone shares. But unlike…
How the ‘I’m just a girl’ TikTok trend counters and mirrors toxic ‘boys will be boys’ culture
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Too Young to Grieve, Too Old to Fall Apart
In your 20s, life is meant to be messy, full of dreams…
How I Wish I’d Written Love Letters in a World of DM Slides
You know what’s crazy? In the time it would take to write…
Swipe, Buy, Repeat: The financial game you’re unknowingly playing
By Naadiya Omar Let’s be real—whether you’re scrolling through Instagram at 2am…
How much do you care? The false balance in climate reporting
By Gloria Leung From Black Summer to coral bleaching on the Great…
Why Does The Film Industry Keep Butchering Literary Classics?
A new remake of The Picture of Dorian Gray is being heterosexualised…
Australia’s domestic violence crisis: Time for proactive action
By Hayden Sinclair *Trigger warning: Sexual assault, intimate partner violence, murder* On…
Why ‘Pride and Prejudice’ is so captivating, even after 200 years
Pride and Prejudice is my favourite romance fiction, and I think part of its lasting influence comes from unforgettable characters like Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy.
