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Analysis //

Pre-election promises or just one big Con?

Right now, equally significant discussions are happening around the relationship between governments and universities, and the increasing corporatisation of our academic institutions.

March 21, 2023 Alexander Poirier
Analysis //

Growing Home: Evolving relationships with homes of the future

The evolution of changing built realities is not just related to what the structure of a home will look like, but also what it would feel like to reside in it.

March 21, 2023 Vanshika Singhgupta
Analysis //

Could a Treaty be happening in New South Wales?

Just as Voice was a key feature of the 2022 Federal Election, Treaty is quickly enveloping conversations about the upcoming NSW State Election.

March 21, 2023 Hamani Tanginoa
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Parramatta Road: The Secrets of Sydney’s “Varicose Vein”

Parramatta Road and its secrets remind us that, when we look beyond the stained windows of our morning 413 or past the grittiness of the road’s concrete skin, a hidden world where past and present coalesce is all around us.

March 21, 2023 Grace Mitchell and Rose Mitchell
Analysis, Opinion //

Flatline over flatmates: How we must look beyond the major parties’ state election policies for housing

To contemplate a radical re-imagination of the housing market — one which centres housing as a human right — we must look beyond the meagre offerings of the LNP and ALP.

March 21, 2023 Harrison Brennan and Jordan Anderson
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Winds in the East — and a Change for the West?

The impact that a decade of Liberal governance has had on the area’s growth is undeniable –– but not necessarily positive.

March 21, 2023 Anthony-James Kanaan
Analysis, Editorials, State Election 2023 //

EDITORIAL: The State Election

In all facets, the government has consistently shown an inability to meet the needs of people in our state.

March 21, 2023 Honi Soit
Analysis //

Informal Subletting: An attempt to find security in an insecure rental market

Renters should not be placed in a situation where they must risk eviction to avoid it.

March 21, 2023 Ondine Karpinellison
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‘Being a student shouldn’t mean compromising on quality’: International students’ living experiences in Scape

“The rubbish stuck inside the chute stinks, and the smell fills the air of the corridor. There’s no window — there’s no air coming in and out. The smell is trapped inside the building.”

March 21, 2023 Kate Zhang
Analysis //

Why I’m scared of AI: the future of AI and sexuality

When AIs are degraded, they will come back for more. AI won’t feel this as a violation, but others will.

March 21, 2023 Katarina Kuo

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