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The Fisherman and the Syren

28.7.2018 by Shae Maree Nicholson

Creative,
Myths & Legends,
Poetry

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Make Light

28.7.2018 by Geoffrey Bonning

Creative,
Poetry

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Luxury Clouds Drowning

27.7.2018 by Anonymous

Creative,
Poetry

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‘A Quiet Place’ sees logistical issues holding back an otherwise interesting premise.

17.5.2018 by Sebastian Lawrence

Reviews

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Daydreams

16.5.2018 by Mahalia Crawshaw

Creative

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Note to Self

16.5.2018 by Geoffrey Bonning

Creative

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A burbling stream in a dark and quiet forest

16.5.2018 by Geoffrey Bonning

Creative

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The Final Play

16.5.2018 by Quinn Alexander

Creative

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Amber

16.5.2018 by Anonymous

Creative

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NUTS’s "The Physicists": An Entertaining Satire with a Pinch of Meaning

12.5.2018 by Sophie Johnson

Reviews

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One Bad Song

10.5.2018 by Jeremy Tsuei

Creative,
Humour,
Life and Style,
Student life

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Meanwhile, in Canberra... #5

6.5.2018 by Jasper Lindell

Canberra,
Domestic,
Festival,
Law,
Youth

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White Noise

4.5.2018 by Sarah Kim

Creative

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Weightlessly, and without effort

4.5.2018 by Laura Ly

Creative

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Walls

4.5.2018 by Mahalia Crawshaw

Creative

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Where are you from?

4.5.2018 by Anonymous

Creative

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NUTS’ The Importance of Being Earnest is a crowd-pleasing success.

26.4.2018 by Josie Ganko

Reviews,
Theatre

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Blockers: a funny, smart sex comedy for the modern age

19.4.2018 by Josie Ganko

Reviews

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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.