“In a post-Voice and climate-changing ‘Australia’ built upon the injustices of settler colonialism, white supremacy and capitalism, our generation must now reckon with everything our ‘National Museums’ stand for.”
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From the first two episodes alone, the series commits to its goal of holding a microscope to those who politicise religion, whether that be leaders or those on the periphery.
The play was an inviting and necessary series of vignettes on the transition from girlhood to womanhood, largely communicated in monologues or dialogues.
The real strength of Screwd! lies in its inversion of the punchline. It empathises with its female characters and has us laughing squarely at the absurdity of male entitlement.
In an age where political censorship is more subtle, there is now an overwhelming impression that student activism and journalism have dwindled in importance.
“New York was the only city really worth talking about, it seemed, yet if you’d read her essays or seen any assortment of her video works, you’d find the same sentiments without the substantial Opera House surcharge.”
Despite LEGO’s boasted range of coloured blocks, the sinister simulacrum’s skin tone is unarguably white.
Despite these shaky beginnings, the Jacaranda eventually became a sight synonymous with the Quad and a marker of the passage of time.
Perhaps the only way to describe entering Violet Hull’s inner-city home on a Sunday is to capture it as a…
Like myself, nearly every woman in the cinema had experienced this, or knew somebody who had shared similar experiences.
