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Melbourne is leading Australia’s esports scene
Battle Arena Melbourne kicked off this June, making Melbourne the host of Australia’s biggest esports event by participation.
Patrick Lyne
Jun 4, 20242 min read


Why Singaporean Literature Matters
A group of Singaporean writers met to discuss the Singaporean literature scene, called “Sing lit.”
Patrick Lyne
Jun 4, 20243 min read

Vibrant and violent: Dev Patel’s impressive directorial debut ‘Monkey Man’
4/5 stars. Dev Patel’s directorial debut Monkey Man, melds the typical action film.
Julia Sicilia
Jun 2, 20243 min read


FOOD for thought
RISING’s intimate dinner party performance, serves absurdist meditation, leading you to ponder between bites: why do we eat what we eat?
Lucy Muscat
Jun 2, 20242 min read

A Travel Agent’s tips for visiting Paris during the Olympics
Europe through the eyes of Australian Travel Agency Owner, Anna Campo, with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
Kiara Angelini
May 30, 20244 min read

What’s on at the ‘Rising Festival’ 2024
‘RISING’ festival, situated in the vibrant core of Naarm/Melbourne, celebrates fresh expressions of art, music, and performances
Bennett Davy
May 28, 20242 min read


Rosie Batty’s domestic violence message at the Melbourne Writers Festival
A speakers at this year’s festival, Rosie Batty, was able to perfectly sum up this year’s theme of ‘ghosts’ in one sentence
Nicole Manolitsas
May 27, 20244 min read


RMIT Vice-Chancellor still yet to comment on student encampments
RMIT’s Vice Chancellor Alec Cameron is yet to personally comment on the RMIT Gaza Solidarity Encampment three weeks after it was established
Dash Spencer-White, Tye Wilson and Vic Bailey
May 22, 20243 min read


Men’s football continues to be undermined and fans are losing interest
As the Iszuzu Men’s A-League is coming to its 20th year in Australia, issues still arise over the continuous decline in followership.
Aisha Ambesi
May 22, 20243 min read


All-Boys schools and violence against women
As discourse continues to grow surrounding Australia’s attitude toward women, I have been incredibly reflective of my time at private school
Dash Spencer-White
May 22, 20245 min read


REVIEW: HIT ME HARD AND SOFT- An ode to all the eras of Eilish
“HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” does exactly as its title envisages to do to listeners.
Molly Inglis
May 22, 20246 min read

News consumption and social media: a double-edged sword
As the internet grows, news corporations have made the shift towards broadcasting news online yet credibility has become a problem.
Jade Nacionales
May 20, 20242 min read


Palestine protests at University of Melbourne escalate with establishment of ‘Mahmoud’s Hall’
Students and staff at the University of Melbourne took hold of the Arts West building yesterday afternoon, renaming it ‘Mahmoud’s Hall’.
Tye Wilson
May 16, 20241 min read

China’s influence in the Asia-Pacific explained: how does this implicate Australia?
A superpower super-focused on power China’s presence in the Asia-Pacific has granted them influence in the politics of their neighbouring...
Jade Nacionales
May 15, 20243 min read

Misdiagnosis in women’s health: A barrier to the diagnosis of endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common disease where tissue similar to the womb’s lining grows outside it in other parts of the body.
Mia Cutugno
May 15, 20242 min read


Melbourne Museum launches Digital Art Classes exclusively for adults
If you grew up in Victoria, it’s more than likely you took plenty of trips to the Melbourne Museum in Carlton.
Yvette Campitelli-Slee
May 15, 20243 min read

Victoria's live venue industry continues its battle to stay afloat
It’s no secret that Australia’s highly celebrated music industry has recently been hit with obstacles
Nicole Manolitsas
May 14, 20243 min read

REVIEW - Challengers: An addictive thrill, filled with sweat, tennis and eroticism
“Whose side are you on?” was the phrase uttered when leaving the theatre after Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers.
Matilda McDermott
May 13, 20242 min read


AI ABBA, pagan rituals and Israel booing: 2024’s unique Eurovision Song Contest
There was a lot going on at the Swedish-hosted contest this year.
Chelsea Szabo
May 13, 20243 min read

Australian students step up the global fight for Palestine
As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues, university students across the globe are taking measures into their own hands.
Julia Sicilia
May 8, 20243 min read
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