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In 2019 Lord Howe Island’s unique natural treasures were in peril from climate change. On election day three years on, the threat has grown for the island’s precious mountaintop forests.
The Gnarled Mossy Cloud Forest blankets the two highest peaks...
Contributor: Mia Castagnone
One in two women are turned away every night in Australia amid overcrowding at crisis relief shelters, according to recent estimates.
The Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP) statistics show domestic and family violence is the most common reason...
My timid 15-year-old self is standing behind an industrial looking checkout and conveyor belt, tapping my foot to the sounds of Mariah Carey’s "All I Want for Christmas is You".
It’s June, almost festive season but still more than a...
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Wheelchair Tennis Hub
Contributors: Yang Tian & Vishnu Closepet Suresh
Wheelchair tennis is one of Australia’s fastest growing sports and grassroots organisations are finding ways to contribute to...
Luopu Park: contradictions in the human heart
Contributor: Yilong Zhang
The theme I wanted to convey in this short film is the contradiction. It is the contradiction between what we know and...
Our Darkest Obsession: The Rise of True Crime
In the past 12 months, I have listened to 381 episodes of Last Podcast on the Left, 147 episodes of Generation Why, 97 episodes...
‘I’m scared of living in a world without turtles’
Contributor: Sarah O'Keefe
“ScoMo, f*ck you! We deserve a future too!” chanted thousands of youth activists as they marched into the Sydney Domain on Friday...
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Seeing is Believing: Why Representation Matters
As representation continues to be a hot-button issue across all mediums, it can be difficult to see the non-politicised side of the picture. While...
Seeing red: Labor dominates in Coogee, Heffron and Maroubra
On Saturday, Labor candidates for the seats of Coogee, Maroubra and Heffron celebrated their victory in the NSW state elections at Randwick Club.
After 12...
Inside NSW Labor’s Election Night Celebration: A Fresh Start for NSW
Chris Minns will be the 47th Premier of NSW after voters delivered big swings to Labor in Saturday’s state election after 12 years in...
Labor looks set to clinch Strathfield
Labor candidate Jason Yat-sen Li is hopeful of winning the seat of Strathfield tomorrow against Liberal candidate John-Paul Baladi, with a 5.2 per cent...
Coogee candidates hit the booths
On the first day of pre-polling, local candidates and volunteers line the footpath outside Randwick Town Hall handing out ‘How to Vote’ leaflets in...
Epigenetics: How will you change?
The humid heat of the late afternoon hung heavy in the air. The chatter of magpies and noisy miners had abated. Even the rumble...
No art without deformation: Picasso in Moscow, 1956
In 1956, the Soviet embassy in Paris is filled with thirty-eight artworks of Pablo Picasso, waiting to be shipped to Russia.
It is early morning,...
Covid, coups and learning to cope
It’s safe to say that we were feeling very sorry for ourselves as we pulled out of our driveway and turned onto the main...
The Talking Dead: Latin lives on
The subject of Latin will no longer be offered as an elective at North Sydney Boys High School.
What a revelation. What a stir-up. What...
Asian artists bridge divide post-pandemic
Asian artists Chris Yee and Joy Li are using art to help Asian Australians build a sense of identity and stronger ties with the...
Aversive racism: Are you ready for it?
My timid 15-year-old self is standing behind an industrial looking checkout and conveyor belt, tapping my foot to the sounds of Mariah Carey’s "All...
