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The same artwork is pictured twice, mirrored vertically. It depicts the silhouette of a person sitting down behind bars, head in their hands.
Features // Incarceration

Through steel doors: Wom*n at odds with Australia’s prison system

An investigation into the trials faced by those within the prison system, and those advocating for a new approach to Australian criminal justice

August 13, 2019 Nell O'Grady and Liam Thorne
Hazel Collins, David Shoebridge, and Helen Eason leading the march behind a banner reading "Sorry means you don't do it again"
News // Sorry Day

First Nations grandmothers call for an end to racist child removals

400 people gathered to mark the 22nd anniversary of Sorry Day and call for government action

May 24, 2019 Liam Thorne
Photo of the Murray Darling Basin, with little water. Drawn on top is a sketched map of NSW mapping the drive from Sydney to Collarenebri
Features // Activism

Driving Water to Collarenebri

Chronicling the community efforts to bring water to communities left thirsty by the government along the along the Murray Darling Basin

May 22, 2019 Andy Mason
Features // Education

A is for apple, B is for brainwashed: The conservative agenda in Australia’s secondary education

Political change first requires an acknowledgement of the politicisation of Australia’s curriculums

March 19, 2019 Liam Thorne and Pranay Jha

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