Words by: Maggie Zhou Art by: Emma Lucas
On an unassuming Thursday afternoon in October last year, I boarded a train heading to Frankston.
… An Ode to MelbourneWords by: Maggie Zhou Art by: Emma Lucas
On an unassuming Thursday afternoon in October last year, I boarded a train heading to Frankston.
… An Ode to MelbourneWords 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.
… Planet Earth For DropkicksWords 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.
… What Happens Next? Maybe We Don’t Need to KnowWords 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.
… Savers ScandalWords 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.
… Plastic Free JulyWords by: Naman Sharma
One look at Google’s top results for “social media detox” and it’s going to take less than a hot minute before we equate technology with that one toxic relationship we’ve all been in.
… Tech Infliction or Self InflictionWords by: Zayan Ismail
In the stanza of Erykah Badu’s 1997 soul-filled song ‘On & On’ she writes, “you rush into destruction ’cause you don’t have nothing left’,” signalling the human desire for constant exploitation of resources.
… Deforestation: A Matter of Life or DeathWords by: Xenia Sanut
As restrictive as they may be, stereotypes reflect how society percieves us to be.
… StereotypicalWords by: Emilio Lanera
Dr Seuss once said, “the more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”
… Around The World in 80 Chapters