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POEM: Bedtime Routine

1 2 3 4 5 six 7  Door closed, window closed, fan on. Check wardrobes to make sure nobody is inside. Close wardrobe doors. Check wardrobe doors are closed. Check again. Double check. Are you even trying? Check again.   1 2 3 4 5 six 7   Turn desk chair so it isn’t facing you. Check […]

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Wild Horses at Risk of Slaughter

There are over 90,000 wild horses and burros in the United States of America, and right now, they’re at risk. In Trump’s Fiscal Year 2026 Budget, released on May 30th, it was revealed that the budget would slash Wild Horse Program Funding, eliminate the ban on slaughtering wild horses and burros and weaken transfer safeguards, […]

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Exploring Brisbane’s Necropolis: Toowong Cemetery Ghost Tours (The Other Side) REVIEW  

‘On the edge of Brisbane, the largest city in Australia, spread over hills and steep slopes, are tens of thousands of gravestones, tombs and crypts. The cemetery is a true necropolis- literally a city of the dead.’  This sentence opens The Ghosts of Toowong Cemetery: Volume One by Jack Sim, a neat little book I […]

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You’re In It! – National Union of Students

Your Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is currently being used to fund the National Union of Students (NUS)! You’re in it, even if you don’t know it!   Throughout this article, I will answer why you should care about the NUS.  Who are they?  The NUS is the representative body for tertiary education students in […]

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Labor has a pro-Israel problem

 On October 7, 2023, the Palestinian political organisation Hamas, alongside other militant groups, launched an attack on Israel. This attack was preceded by decades of colonial violence and oppression that the Palestinian people had suffered at the hands of Israel. There were an estimated 1,195 casualties, with 815 of them being civilians, including 36 children.   […]

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Lit Corner: Religious Fanfictions (Dante’s Divine Comedy and John Milton’s Paradise Lost) 

Fanfiction is an integral part of any fandom, including the God fandom. For centuries, people have been writing literature and poetry inspired by their favourite book, the Bible, but do they count as fanfiction? In its simplest definition, fanfictions are stories created by fans about existing media. Typically, fanfiction authors use the same plot, lore, […]

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The Art of Packing

If you’re a trans masc or a gender-nonconforming person, chances are you’ve heard of or even tried packing. For those unfamiliar with the term, packing is when someone adds a prosthetic penis to their crotch to create a bulge to achieve the look and feel of having a penis (FolxHealth). Transgender men aren’t the only […]

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POEM: Eulogy of Old Carden

When I think of you, I think of the poem ‘Simplify Me When I’m Dead’ by Keith Douglas, specifically the lines, “Thus when in a year collapse particular memories, you may deduce, from the long pain I bore the opinions I held, who was my foe and what I left, even my appearance but incidents […]

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