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Brown Swan

23.4.2020 by Phoebe Lupton

Creative,
Fiction

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When People Smile At Each Other At Traffic Lights

23.4.2020 by Jerome Arrow

Creative,
Poetry

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There's A Bonsai On My Windowsill

23.4.2020 by Indy Shead

Creative,
Visual

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Carmel

23.4.2020 by Dominic Page

Creative

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Browsing Through Kambri

23.4.2020 by Rachel Chopping

Satire

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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

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The Signs as ANU Revues

4.9.2019 by Rachel Chopping

Satire

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Love in the Time of Corps Law

4.9.2019 by Jaime Howell

Satire

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Breaking News: Kambri Precinct Mistaken for Chernobyl by Incoming Students

3.9.2019 by Benedict McCarthy

Satire

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#BOYBOSS

3.9.2019 by Katie Sproule

Satire

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1450

7.8.2019 by Brianna Muir

Poetry,
visual art

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Photographs

26.7.2019 by Phoebe Lupton

Poetry

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I Am Called Half-Asian

26.7.2019 by Julia Faragher

Poetry

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Light and Warmth

26.7.2019 by Zena Mason

Poetry

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the food of love

22.4.2019 by Connor Parlevliet

Poetry

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Body

22.4.2019 by Greta Kerr

Poetry

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Your Time is Not Yet Come

10.4.2019 by Anthony Moore

Poetry

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MENTAL HEALTH : AWARENESS IS ACTION

3.4.2019 by Samia Ejaz

Comment,
Mental Health,
Satire

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