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Hand testing pills and hand giving the middle finger with a pill on it
Analysis //

Pompous politicians, illiberal illegality

The Liberal state casts a petty and hypocritical shadow

February 28, 2019 James Monaro
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The awkward and unsettled feeling of halfway adulthood

These are the best years of our lives—the joys of our twenties.

September 3, 2018 Stephanie Paglia
Culture, Reviews // Music

Lorde’s ‘Green Light’ is a Call to Arms for Apathetic Youth

Crying on the dancefloor has never sounded so chic.

March 7, 2017 Michael Sun
Cecil Rhodes, atop a Washington Monumentesqe chair, DJs like no other.
Opinion //

DJ dreams dashed by lockout

Frances Magiera on the unintended consequences of Sydney’s lockout laws

February 27, 2016 Frances Magiera
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White Boy Bible: Tales from 4chan’s Vault of Garbage

Aidan Molins looks back at very dumb artefacts of his pubescence

March 25, 2015 Aidan Molins

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