Earth Jurisprudence: Towards Achieving Climate Justice
It is hard to avoid feeling despair, frustration, and helplessness when confronted with the imminent threat of climate change. Many of us have grown up amid concerns of rising sea
Non-Fiction
Turns Out The L Word Didn’t Cure Me of My Internalised Homophobia
It’s eleven-thirty at night and I’m on a train speeding away from Circular Quay, sobbing quietly and pathetically into a packet of chocolates.
A New Stage for Wom*n
Entertainment has the power to unite, because it can be enjoyed by all individuals of colour, gender and social status. However, the arts industry, now and in the past, has
Uncharted
This time last year, I was a month into a year-long exchange in the south of France. Having planned this study abroad for close to four years, there were more
What Means No
On January 13th, Katie Way published a piece on Babe.net about a woman whom we know only as Grace. Last year, Grace met comedian Aziz Ansari, went on a date
I Just Wanted to Write About Rome
In the two thousand odd years between Romulus suckling on the she-wolf and being crowned the first king of Rome, and Mehmed bringing down the walls of Constantinople in cannon
World of Biological Warcraft
World of Warcraft. The name itself evokes some sort of feeling in nearly every millennial, whether it be passion, tingles of nearly forgotten addiction, or immediate disgust.
The People v Disneyland
In a country that prides itself on Freedom, the Right to Bare Arms, and Suing Whoever for Whatever the Fuck Reason, it comes as no surprise that Disneyland rides have
Hair
Hair is an extension of our identity. Just as a tree nurtures and spreads its roots around its home, hair grows, protects, and translates elements of our expression to the
Getting Real With Artificial Intelligence
Are we still relevant in this shiny new age where robots can complete the same tasks more efficiently and economically? The answer is a resounding yes.