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A richer student experience, but for who? The discriminatory effects of abandoning dual delivery.

With the days of strict lockdowns and cautious safety measures seemingly behind us, the University of Melbourne has implemented a return to full on-campus learning for all undergraduate and most postg

The American private equity giant buying up our local pubs

Have you noticed that something hasn’t quite been the same about your favourite pubs since the pandemic? Perhaps the pints are costlier, the menu has changed, the staff’s smiles appear forced and ther

Normalisation of Unpaid Trials: How Melbourne’s Casual Job Market Exploits International Students

Shivani, 21, moved from India six months ago. In April, she was called in for her first casual job at a kebab joint on Flinders Street. The marketing graduate was asked by the owner to do 12 hours

On Dreading Netflix's Upcoming Depp v. Heard Documentary

A few weeks ago, Netflix announced its new documentary, Depp vs. Heard, set to premiere later this month. The promises made were lofty: to re-examine the trial, to analyze the mass hysteria it provoke

Equitable Contraceptive Responsibility: Pioneering Gender-Neutral Contraceptive Solutions

If it takes two to tango, why does only one have to suffer? There should be more safe and effective methods available for men so that we can all equitably share the contraceptive responsibility.

 
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University of Melbourne staff to strike for all of Week 10

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A sit-down chat with Richard Ha, UMSU International's new President

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The American private equity giant buying up our local pubs

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"We are not asking for the world": Why staff at the University of Mellbourne are on strike

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On Barbie's Journey to The Real World—And Mine

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Palatable Queerdom: 'Red, White & Royal Blue'

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Budgeting Bootcamp: A Student’s Guide to Mindful Spending

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Tales From The Valley: Where Did The Bus Go?

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Sci-Fi Dreams to Reality: Designing our Destiny with AI

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The Sonnet

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James Joyce and the Characteristics of Autistic Fiction

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The Facets of Madness: The Waste of Death-Contorting Grief Into Madness

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Climbing the Mountain: Overcoming Adversity in Celeste

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That Last Neon Night

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The Plates I've Made: Three Vignettes on Dishes and Their Social Lives

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The Reel Life Assessment

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Satire-in-Brief: Edition Six 2022

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On Barbie's Journey to The Real World—And Mine

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EDITION FOUR 'MULTIVERSE' AVAILABLE NOW!

What would you find if you walked through the looking glass into another time? Why are all the plastic googly eyes you spilt over your bedroom floor following your every move? The entire universe and beyond is your disco ball of scintillating possibility.

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