by Max Arnold | Nov 6, 2024 | News, Sport, Sustainability, Tech & Research, travel
Sunlight beats down upon the waves, palm trees rustle in the light offshore breeze, and a hut on the beach pleads for you to come in and crack open a Bintang. The water here feels hotter than you want it to be; you feel like you’re sweating. The University of...
by Molly de Cseuz | Nov 6, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News, Tech & Research
Herpes has become like a word you learn, and then suddenly hear everywhere. First I hear a podcast describe the of dilemma of a 19-year-old girl — my age — who was diagnosed with genital herpes, and she was really struggling. Then, a few days later, a Tiktok appeared...
by Amber Pereira | Nov 5, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, Feature, News, Social Media
At the beginning of this year, I went for my yearly trip to replenish my makeup collection. It was just after my house had been flooded, and I had lost a good chunk of my makeup and skincare collection in the brunt of it. The beginning of 2024 was rough – with...
by Madison Arnold | Nov 5, 2024 | Feature, News, Sport
At the Paris Olympics, 55 per cent of the National team were female athletes and Australia’s first 12 medals were won by women – a record-breaking achievement that was widely celebrated. So why is it that according to the Australian Institute of Sport, female...
by Tallulah Brassil | Nov 5, 2024 | Feature, News
Working in hospitality is common amongst university students: cleaning dishes, working behind a bar, waiting tables, it’s almost a rite of passage, a way of earning some cash and developing independence and a work ethic. But hospitality can also be toxic....
by Patrick Breen | Nov 5, 2024 | Environment, News, Sustainability, Tech & Research
There’s a sudden silence that falls as the doors close, the endless noise of the world sealed outside as light drifts in through tinted windows. Chilled leather seats groan and shudder. Keys jingle and shake in anticipation; the first turn breathes life into the car...
