The Black Rat: Sydney’s Real Life Superhero
WORDS || Cameron Colwell
What makes someone decide to don a secret identity in order to promote street safety and dedicate countless amounts of time,...
Clementine Ford and Catharine Lumby Take A Stand Against Sexism
WORDS || Alicia Scott
In Australia, victim blaming is one of the most common yet harmful forms of sexism facing women. Often occurring in regard to sexual assault, victim...
Closed Curtains Everywhere in South America
WORDS || Jack Cameron Stanton
Speaking with Rusty Young about crisis in Bolivia and Colombia
When I propose that our Western perception of suffering countries has...
Seeing Sounds: In the land of the blind, this one-eyed lady is queen
WORDS || Regina Featherstone
“It’s a little car.”
I watch Cathy as she continues to click with her tongue. She hovers her hand a few centimetres...
A Glimpse Into The Heart Of Darkness
YOU MIGHT SAY DEBAUCHERY IS DEAD, BUT THEN WHY ARE THE BROTHELS ALIVE AND WELL?
WORDS || Phillip Witheridge
When I sit down to write about...
Vegan Feminism: What the hell is it anyway?
WORDS || Angela Heathcote
Feminism isn’t always seen as an inclusive social movement. For some, the movement seems to exclude men and all that is...
‘Do You Want To Be My New Mum?’
MY EXPERIENCES WORKING IN A SYRIAN REFUGEE CAMP
WORDS || Carolin Gissbil
A young girl stands awkwardly by the refugee tents. Her small hands play with...
Straight Until Proven Innocent
COMING OUT AS RAINBOW IN A WORLD OF BLACK AND WHITE
WORDS || Jon Papadopoulo
“So, when did you come out?”
I’m asked this question all the...
How I Met Oliver Mol
HOW I MET OLIVER MOL, RIPPED OFF MY FACE, AND LEARNT SOME THINGS I WANT TO SHARE WITH YOU
WORDS || Jack Cameron Stanton
Oliver Mol’s...
An Afternoon At The Pub With Men’s Rights Sydney
WORDS || Regina Featherstone
It occurs to me when I walk up the stairs of the Townie in Newtown that we hadn’t given any markers...
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The name might make you roll your eyes, but Sydney alt-rock trio Phantastic Ferniture’ debut is far and away...
Review: When things fall apart by Pema Chödrön
Words || James Booth
“I just really want to learn more about Buddhism”. I am sitting on the bed of my partner, and he gleefully...
Review: Oceans from here
Words || Ellie Sindel
Located on Sydney’s famous Oxford Street, surrounded by cafés and various storefronts proudly displaying the Pride flag, stands the Australian Centre for...
