Monday, July 22

Browsing: Extinctions

A Short History of Australian Extinctions (and those soon to come)

Environment August 1, 2023By Sophie Katherine Serafim

We laugh about the Emu War that we lost -– twice! –- and it is just a story. I wonder what the emus think of that story. Twenty-thousand emus who returned home after their breeding season only to find their habitat cancerous with monocultural wheat fields and shot at with literal machine guns.

From the mines

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Browsing: Extinctions

A Short History of Australian Extinctions (and those soon to come)

Cut Chilli: Irreverent comedy and cultural fusion in Sydney’s last pub theatre

Fisher bike forgotten: save her from her misery

Interviewing the artists behind Theatre & Music for a Free Palestine

In conversation with Winnie Dunn on her debut novel, Dirt Poor Islanders (2024)

The students, united, will never be defeated

Who’s fucking who?

‘It’s really exhausting and demoralising’: Students express frustration at difficulties accessing transport concession disability exemptions

Our sisters in Gaza: Period poverty and white feminism

From the mines

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