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The Parisian Dream: A Review of Emily in Paris

7.11.2020 by Tara Finlay

Culture,
Reviews,
TV

The 10 Best Inner-North Pints

25.10.2020 by Nick Mezo

Canberra,
review,
Reviews

The Uniting Force of 'Normal People': A Review

15.10.2020 by Elvin Zhang

Reviews

Time to Log Off

14.10.2020 by Tara Finlay

Reviews,
Social Media

What Does RBG's Death Mean for US Politics?

24.9.2020 by Eammon Gumley

Politics,
USA

The Art of the Confusing: A Review of 'Tenet'

22.9.2020 by Nick Mezo

Reviews

'The Vanishing Half' Dives Deep into Issues of Racial Passing and Colourism

17.9.2020 by Tara Finlay

Reviews

In (Partial) Defence of ScoMo’s ‘Exclusion-For-Failure’ Policy

4.9.2020 by Eammon Gumley

HECS,
Policy,
Politics

Why Netflix's 'Midnight Gospel' is the Anti-'Rick and Morty'

27.8.2020 by Nick Mezo

Reviews

I Read 'Normal People' So You Don't Have to

27.8.2020 by Tara Finlay

Reviews

Not Your Usual Revolutions: A Review of Behind the Lines 2019

13.8.2020 by Nick Mezo

Reviews

This is an Outpouring: An Open Letter to the Education Minister

13.8.2020 by Queenie Ung-Lam and Esther S

Education,
Politics

Where I Stand: A Kambri Exhibition Review

2.8.2020 by Tara Finlay

Art,
Kambri,
Reviews

Rave Reflections

24.4.2020 by Sophie Richardson

Music

The Politicians Can't Hear You

23.4.2020 by Nicholas Ward

Politics

A Story About Cricket and Climate Change

12.3.2020 by Nick Blood

Discovery,
Politics

Cats (or the Irony of 'Memory' in a Completely Immemorable Film): A Review

12.3.2020 by Jamie Howell

Reviews

Home Work by Julie Andrews: Review

12.3.2020 by Phoebe Lupton

Reviews

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