
The eye that wounds
In my culture, the evil eye represents all misfortune that may befall us. The eye is solely to blame for what goes wrong: any crisis is a result of its curse.
In my culture, the evil eye represents all misfortune that may befall us. The eye is solely to blame for what goes wrong: any crisis is a result of its curse.
Anger, so often policed and repressed in favour of respectability, needs to be embraced more often.
This week, hundreds of staff and students joined picket lines at the University as part of an industrial action by the NTEU.
While South Asian solidarity is intrinsic to broader cross-country decolonisation, there is no abolition of colonial forces without the annihilation of caste.
As the Lismore floodwaters recede, a community is redefining education.
Our cities are being invaded by a monotone greyscale that demands an urgent rethink in order to re-inject vibrance worthy of our humanity.
The exhibition displays a weak effort to showcase truly sustainable fashion — highlighting the industry’s greatest challenge.
Following a torrent of rain in the early months of 2022, conspiracy theorists claimed there was a large-scale governmental “cloud seeding” operation.
From a melting pot characterised by disdain for the parochial suburban ethos of the 50s was born the Push: an intellectual subculture (and set of avid-pub goers) comprising University of Sydney and UNSW students and staff, trade unionists and leftie personalities.