Salience showcases fresh, thoughtful journalism and creative works produced by students of the School of Art, Communication and English at the University of Sydney. Salience reflects the work of a globally oriented and engaged student body, with strong international student participation.
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Review: Bach Akademie Australia’s The Art of Violin
Bach Akademie Australia’s performance at the Sydney Opera House happily transported audiences to elegant Baroque ballrooms against the backdrop of Sydney’s Farm Cove. Performed...
Back-to-back Lions: Brisbane roar past Geelong to claim second straight flag
The Brisbane Lions have cemented themselves as the AFL’s dominant force of the modern era, backing up last year’s demolition of Sydney with a...
The cost of being cool
Note: Siena Fagan is an objectively un-trendy chick
I do not care if your Labubu is actually a Lafufu. I do not want to try...
The Flight Decision: Who’s in the Cockpit?
Madeleine McKeown was heading for Perth airport when she was told her flight home was cancelled.
Every flight for seven days was booked, and no...
Prime Minister joins celebration as Chinese Australian Forum marks 40 years
The Chinese Australian Forum (CAF) celebrated 40 years with a sold-out dinner at Westfield Chatswood Sydney on September 5, joined by Prime Minister Anthony...
Australia protests for Gaza across the nation
On August 24, Australia will witness its largest nationwide pro-Palestinian rally since the August 3 protest on the Sydney Habour Bridge demanding a ceasefire...
Taiwan divided over Gaza
What protesters and the organisers of the Harbour Bridge Protest hoped the world would see seems to have taken root.
A Taiwanese pro-Palestinian activist with...
Everything, Always
Doing everything means something always gives.
Everything, Always follows the overlapping stories of three university students: Amelia, Jack and Jules, as they navigate the pressure...
Die Die Singlish
Don’t play play – what is ‘good’ English anyway?
"Die Die Singlish" questions the validity of governmental concerns towards Singapore’s unofficial tongue, Singlish. In a...