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The Spoon

15.3.2021 by Eli Narev

Poetry

Anew

15.3.2021 by Sisana Lazarus

Poetry,
Youth

a firefighter's plight

8.3.2021 by Anonymous

Advice,
Arts,
Creative,
Culture

The Parisian Dream: A Review of Emily in Paris

7.11.2020 by Tara Finlay

Culture,
Reviews,
TV

Breaking Down (ANU Faculties)

30.10.2020 by Rachel Chopping and Stephenie Meyer

ANU,
COVID-19,
Satire

Mooseheads Reopens: Introverts Lament

30.9.2020 by Katie Sproule

Canberra,
Moosheads,
Satire

Motherland

31.8.2020 by Sisana Lazarus

Creative,
Poetry

The Tariff Saga

26.8.2020 by Campbell Edmonds, Rachel Chopping and Stephenie Meyer

Satire

ANUSA Election Kerfuffle Exposes Extent of Russian Interference

24.8.2020 by Campbell Edmonds

Satire

When People Smile At Each Other At Traffic Lights

23.4.2020 by Jerome Arrow

Creative,
Poetry

Browsing Through Kambri

23.4.2020 by Rachel Chopping

Satire

So You Still Want To Be A Journalist?

12.3.2020 by Zoe Mitchell

Culture

Want To Write For Edition 2? Check Out These Prompts!

19.2.2020 by Woroni Editor

Business and Economics,
Comment,
Creative,
Features,
International,
Life and Style,
Multilingual,
Reviews,
Satire,
Science

The Signs as ANU Revues

4.9.2019 by Rachel Chopping

Satire

Love in the Time of Corps Law

4.9.2019 by Jaime Howell

Satire

Breaking News: Kambri Precinct Mistaken for Chernobyl by Incoming Students

3.9.2019 by Benedict McCarthy

Satire

#BOYBOSS

3.9.2019 by Katie Sproule

Satire

1450

7.8.2019 by Brianna Muir

Poetry,
visual art

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