Woroni

The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

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The Head That Wears The Crown

28.5.2020 by Sisana Lazarus

Creative

I See You

24.4.2020 by Mokgadi

Creative

Reflections

23.4.2020 by Anonymous

Creative

Brown Swan

23.4.2020 by Phoebe Lupton

Creative,
Fiction

When People Smile At Each Other At Traffic Lights

23.4.2020 by Jerome Arrow

Creative,
Poetry

There's A Bonsai On My Windowsill

23.4.2020 by Indy Shead

Creative,
Visual

Carmel

23.4.2020 by Dominic Page

Creative

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

ACT – Constructing Roads Since 1913

13.5.2019 by Samia Ejaz

Canberra

A Ballad of Willow Never Ceased - To Toad Hall’s 45th Birthday

4.5.2019 by Haoyi Jason Zou

History

The Past Which Will Not Pass: Policy Makers Trapped Under History’s Shadow

22.4.2019 by Lottie Twyford

History

Sorry, Prime Minister Who?

13.4.2019 by Ben Lawrence

Canberra,
Elections,
Media,
Perspective,
Policy,
Politics,
representation

A Sense of Summer Ennui

3.4.2019 by Cathy Egan

Creative

ADORN

16.2.2019 by Ashlea Lukshini

Advice,
Canberra,
University

Sustain Your Rage

16.2.2019 by Bella Dimattina

Activism,
Canberra

How Not to Die In O-Week: A Guide for First Years

16.2.2019 by Arabella Young

Advice,
Canberra

The Meaning of Woroni

24.10.2018 by Harry Needham

History,
Indigenous,
University,
Woroni

The Double-Edged Sword of Living Off-Campus

21.10.2018 by Phoebe Lupton

Canberra,
Student life,
University

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Woroni operates on the stolen land of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands. This land always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. We are striving to do better for future reconciliation.

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