Where’s democracy? NatCon 2020 Wrapped
The infamously rowdy National Conference (NatCon) for the National Union of Students (NUS) took place on Zoom this year.
Responding to crisis and the future of university organising
Situating the crisis within Australian universities and analysing our responses to it.
Online sex work in the age of COVID
On the endless possibilities and risks of moving sex work online during a global pandemic.
Analysis
A ‘fair go’ for families: Labor’s childcare pledge
Unpacking Labor's stance on childcare services in the recent budget reply speech
Features
Responding to crisis and the future of university organising
Situating the crisis within Australian universities and analysing our responses to it.
Opinion
Van Gogh Alive – and probably turning in his grave
What does an art exhibition look like without the art?
Investigation
This magazine has 1.4 million readers, but it doesn’t pay its writers
Unpaid interns prop up Australia's largest parenting magazine. Additional reporting by Nina Dillon Britton.
Reviews
Review – Belvoir’s My Brilliant Career
It’s not a romance, yet its lively, joyous energy fills you up as you watch all the same.
Profiles
Australia’s forgotten Chomsky
A UNSW psychology professor inspired Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent. Why do so few remember him?
Comedy
Delegates concerned conference will be too efficient without face to face heckling and disruptions
Inspired by today's conference.