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2026 Queer Edition

BDS Campaign: All You Need to Know

UQ Parking Update

Colonisation: A Brief History

Lit Corner: Trapped & Dying

It’s Just a Ship

Live Art and the Fight for Authenticity

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Know Your Rights!: Accessing Accessibility at UQ

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] For many students, navigating the trials and tribulations of university is difficult enough. For students with mental and physical conditions, this stress is often compounded by inaccessibility, unclear information, and bureaucracy’s sticky web of ‘support systems’. Whilst universities consistently emphasise diversity and inclusion, students are […]

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‘Look but Don’t Touch’: Avalon Theatre Lies Dormant Two Years into Grand Reopening 

By Tim Bell  [Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] Situated a 10-minute walk down Sir Fred Schonell drive, The Avalon Theatre currently houses the UQ drama program.   The building was purchased in 1962 by the University of Queensland to provide a cheap and accessible space for student theatre collectives to present and rehearse before drama was officially taught by the university.  One of the most prominent of these companies […]

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A Brief History of Palestine: A People of Resistance

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] The history of Palestine is as ancient as the dawn of civilisation itself. Archaeological evidence reveals that this land was inhabited by prehistoric peoples, who left traces of their existence through artefacts and ruins. By the Bronze Age, the Canaanites emerged as the dominant culture, […]

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BDS Campaign: All You Need to Know

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement (BDS) is a global, Palestinian led campaign to end international support of Israeli apartheid and colonialism. Inspired by the South African apartheid struggle, BDS uses public pressure to demand justice. The Boycott campaign calls for individuals and community members […]

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UQ Parking Update

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] As many may have already heard, UQ is introducing some changes to the parking system. This includes a new parking app, staff permit options, and updated parking rates. Here’s all you need to know about the changes occurring from February 2026.  The app that will […]

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Colonisation: A Brief History

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] When did colonisation begin? Is it a case of human nature and human expansion? Or is it a case of imperial nations forcing Indigenous communities to assimilate, while exploiting and stealing resources? Did it start in the ancient, medieval period with the Phoenicians, Babylonians, Persians, […]

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Lit Corner: Trapped & Dying

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] [SPOILER WARNING: Whalefall (Daniel Kraus), and The Employees (Olga Ravn)] In December of 2025, I read two books that, although were very different in terms of prose and genre, were quite similar in terms of one specific plot device: the main characters are trapped somewhere, and death is fast approaching.   In Daniel Kraus’s 2023 novel Whalefall, this comes […]

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It’s Just a Ship

By L.A. Neal  [Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] If you’re a queer person, or a fan of queer ships, we’ve all been in the position where we’re so sure that two characters will get together and form a queer relationship — whether it’s in a show, movie, game, or book — and […]

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Live Art and the Fight for Authenticity

[Originally published in the February Issue, 18th of February 2026] Whether it would be your grandma showing you a video of a Dog playing the Guitar, your Mum creating a Simpsons Calendar, or your little brother simulating Michael Jackson’s voice on a Kendrick Lamar song, there is no doubt that AI generated material has taken […]

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