Join Creative Thinkers with Semi Permanent in May
Semi Permanent, a global and digital thinking platform, have an incredible line-up this year as they explore ‘creative tension as inspiration’. From May 24th to 26th, immerse yourself in panels,
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The Government Has Blocked All Student Media From Accessing The Budget Lock-Up
Young people at least deserve the respect to be able to examine the government’s policy. And really, what are you afraid of?
Police clash with pro-choice protesters outside St Mary’s Cathedral
Earlier today, approximately 75 people gathered outside St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney, to counter-protest the Day of the Unborn Child, an annual event held by the anti-choice, Catholic group Life and
Stop Cuts to Education
The Turnbull government will cut $2.2 billion from universities, predominantly through a two-year freeze in Commonwealth grants funding for teaching and learning.
Scum-rise
This morning, over 100 protesters gathered outside Channel 7’s television studio in Martin Place in response to a Sunrise program that aired on Tuesday.
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
President Trump: One Year On
I’m thinking about Donald Trump’s first year as President, and I also happen to have a boomer of a headache. There’s a pretty obvious cheap shot to be had here,
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
The Government is Coming After Your Degree… Again
Another year, another attempt to slash university funding.
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