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It’s a Barbenheimer world, and we’re all living in it

Culture August 8, 2023By Valerie Chidiac

As we ponder if Barbenheimer and anything post-Barbenheimer can truly live up to months worth of hype and marketing, it can be said with conviction that the journey to these two films remain unmatched by any previous cultural phenomenon.

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Browsing: Barbie

It’s a Barbenheimer world, and we’re all living in it

“If you’re not outraged by injustice, you lose your own humanity”: Vote for Humanity — Why Genocide is a Key Election Issue with Palestine Action Group Canberra

Liberal Strongholds now Teal Havens?

Disillusioned and Disengaged: The Issues Shaping Young Australians’ Vote

Ambition Alone: An Economic Analysis of the Women’s Budget

NSW universities in the red as plague of cuts hit students & staff

Your Compliance Will Not Save You

Remembering Khanh Tran: How Activists Won the Fight for a Disabilities Room on Campus

Behind Closed Walls

From the mines

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