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Category: Melbourne Edition

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Turning Heads

Photos by Hannah Guyer

… Turning Heads

Melbourne Edition

Voices of Melbourne

Words by Kleo Cruse
Art by Joelle Thomas

First and second generation Melburnians from around the globe have a lot in common.

… Voices of Melbourne

Melbourne Edition

Tale of Two Cities

Words by Elizabeth Seychell

As someone who’s lived in Melbourne their entire life, I can’t imagine ‘home’ being called by any other name.

… Tale of Two Cities

Melbourne Edition

City of Snobs

Words by Elizabeth Narwastu
Art by Rebekah Rose

Never in my life did I think that coffee and avocados would be symbols of higher social status. That is until I moved to Melbourne.

… City of Snobs

Melbourne Edition

From Our Table, To Yours

Words by Caitlyn Mcmahon
Art by Kelly Zheng

In a culinary smackdown, Melbourne would take the cake as the creative and humble foodies’ paradise.

… From Our Table, To Yours

Melbourne Edition

PTV more like Pretend Timetables Victoria

Words by Ruby Ellam
Art by Chloe Papas

How many times have you ran for the train at the last possible moment in order to make it to your class on time before you see it’s delayed, or better yet, suspended? It may as well be flipping you off because it sure feels like it.

… PTV more like Pretend Timetables Victoria

Melbourne Edition

Protect Land, Protect History

Words by Tess Astle

The destruction of France’s Notre-Dame cathedral is devastating. But so is the destruction of Indigenous sacred sites. In Australia, this happens all the time, usually for the purposes of mining or the development of highways.

… Protect Land, Protect History

Melbourne Edition

You Are Where You Live

Words by Hannah Schauder
Art by Angharad Neal-Williams

We all know we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But what about judging people by their postcode?

… You Are Where You Live

Melbourne Edition

Peak Hour Hacks

Words by Sarah Hillman
Art by Serena Ang

Raise your hand if you’ve ever felt personally victimised by peak hour traffic. I mean, let’s face it guys…she’s a bitch.

… Peak Hour Hacks

Melbourne Edition

Melbourne Overheard

Words by Khoo Wei Shawn
Art by Soda

… Melbourne Overheard

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