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By Anika Banerji and Anishka Kumar With Loreto Day fast approaching (t-minus 2 days), we all must have a clear understanding of the 2024...

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By Lauren Meaney The most important part of New Year’s celebrations are the fireworks, and living in Sydney, we are home to what are...

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By Eleanor Low Ciao ciao, fellow friend! Listen, women are great, right? Yeah, of course! But how can we appreciate women to the full...

By Olivia Klostermann What are they? Literary protests are an author’s way of rebuking aspects of society through novels, short stories,...

By Katrina & Isabelle The Taliban is an Islamist nationalist movement founded in the early 1990s. The group is widely criticised due to...

By Avery Benbow and Rose Cunningham In Greenwich Village, New York City, it’s the early hours of Friday, June 28th, 1969. The Mafia-run...

By Clara Ding, Sienna Zavaglia and Mona Qin Menstruating is a completely natural subject, yet so many girls and women feel embarrassment...

By Avery Benbow On the 21st of March (which will have already passed by the time this article comes out) Australia will be celebrating...

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By Sally Kearins Since the beginning of the Grammy’s in 1957 only 10 Black artists have won album of the year. This ratio of award...

By Ava Carroll Who hasn’t dreamed of being a major international recording star? All you’ve got to do is write the songs, perform them,...

By Erin Longney Venezuela is currently experiencing a humanitarian crisis. In recent years, the country has been rocked by severe food...

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By Feronia Ding Moonlight (2016) A tender coming-of-age story about a young boy discovering his sexuality, ‘Moonlight’ captures the...

By Elina Banerji and Anika Banerji Here in Australia, the mere idea of gender inequality in society doesn’t seem to exist. Under the...

By Emma Frank “Copaganda” is when media is centred around policing, ultimately glamourising or sympathising with the profession. It can...

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By Mahek Chandak The HERO proved actions speak louder than words Spearheading the campaign for women to get the vote in Britain, this...

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By Rose Cunningham Mum was upstairs working when I had the idea for this article. Downstairs, Dad was making my brother and I some...

By Amy Saad Claudette Colvin is a woman who has been overlooked by history, most people don’t even know her name. Few people know her...

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By Elina Banerji & Charlotte Pelling After a year full of hardships, the topics and themes of Social Justice are very prominent in our...