Words by: Suzanna Telai
Art by: Sally Ann Gething

When people talk about the history of Australia they often just talk about the history of white people who have lived in Australia. 

Words by: Courtney Cunningham
Art by: Georgia Lilley

Preservation dates back millennia. Early humans learned that by dehydrating their meat — a form of curing — it lasted far longer than normal. Nowadays, refrigerators have removed the need of curing, but that doesn’t mean preservation has lost its use.

Words by: Vicki Baikie
Art by: Mikhail Volkov

Let me ask you something, how did you come across your first bank account?

Words by: Maggie Zhou
Art by: Emma Lucas

On an unassuming Thursday afternoon in October last year, I boarded a train heading to Frankston.

Words by: Ruth Ong
Art by: Jessie Liu

What’s up slackers, welcome back to school. Today we’re learning about the parent that didn’t emotionally scar you: Mother Earth.

Words by: Coby Renkin
Art by: Gabrielle Poh

When I signed myself up to write a piece on mortality and the afterlife, I had all these ideas running through my mind and I was excited to write something witty and exceptionally non-expert on the subject.

Words by: Hannah Schauder
Art by: Amanda Jambu

Any avid declutterer or op shopper (guilty as charged) will relate to the immense satisfaction of taking your unwanted clothes to your local op shop for them to resell and donate to their charity of choice.

Words by: Juliette Capomolla
Art by: Anqi Meng

This year, I decided to try out Plastic Free July. In all honesty, I thought it would be an easy initiative to participate in whilst I was stuck inside at home, but in reality, it turned out to be a brilliant time to tackle the ingrained, unsustainable habits in my household that would have otherwise gone unchallenged.