Work in the style of Marr is important but often missing in the grand attempts to search for seminal moments are the people who fall through the cracks just trying to survive.
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The tragic loss of young lives at a festival should not make us complacent, especially when those fatalities arise from preventable drug risks. People are taking drugs, and people will most likely continue to take drugs in the future.
Not only do these students often miss out on the benefits of a more well-rounded comprehensive education but the streamlining of our schooling based on intelligence at a young age exacerbates the inequality and disadvantage of educational outcomes for students from a lower socio-economic background.
This piece discusses the conservatorship in retrospective, the human rights implications, and the depiction of Britney Spears as an entertainer, while we are the “ones who observe.”
As such, we must actively dismantle this long-standing narrative of the ‘bushtopia’, which only serves to create further degradation and debt.
We still live in a country where the police are given the benefit of the doubt despite decades of violence and brutalisation of queer and First Nations communities.
From Sydenham to Bankstown and beyond, a full year’s worth of station closures will significantly impact ‘The Area’ and its communal wellbeing.
To members of the Sydney Push, “demonstrating in the streets or organising for political action was regarded as succumbing to illusions.”
Since the 2019 retirement of Professor Robert Dixon, the Chair in Australian Literature at the University of Sydney has been…
This article is dedicated to the millions of lives Kissinger destroyed and the hope that someday soon Australia will again stand on its own and for a worldview that looks beyond stability.
