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Seven suspended, but no action on clubs or colleges: UniMelb 2022 Sexual Misconduct Report released

The University of Melbourne has released their 2022 Sexual Misconduct Report, revealing that four staff members have been removed from the University after being found to have committed serious miscon

“It has felt deliberately slow”: UniMelb staff strike for secure work, fair pay as bargaining stalls

Hundreds of staff from the University of Melbourne walked off the job for a half-day strike last Wednesday, calling for better pay and job security amid protracted negotiations over a new employment c

“Online Self-Paid Internships”: a Springboard Or a Trap?

Once again, it’s time for Heng Xu, a Chinese international student studying at the Australian National University, to remind her internship supervisor to send her feedback about the work she submitted

 
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The Girls of Summer: The Sizzling Summer Read That Feels Lukewarm

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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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That Last Neon Night

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Satire-in-Brief: Edition Six 2022

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Not Again: LOVE AGAIN (2023)

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SATYAGRAHA: An Emotional Truth Lacking the Right Force

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Farrago's magazine cover - Edition Two 2023

EDITION THREE 'ANALOG' AVAILABLE NOW!

A photograph develops slowly in the time it takes for a memory to rewrite itself again and again. Moments are frozen in sepia hues upon silver-plated sheets of copper. Read all about it in the third edition of Farrago.

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