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Bumble Ditches the Swipe in Favour of AI Matchmaking

The left-right swipe—responsible for countless situationships, accidental matches and at least one healthy relationship—may become a thing of the past. “We are going to be saying goodbye to the swi

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On 28 May, Israel intensified its assault in Lebanon, killing at least 19 people and wounding 58 according to Lebanese health authorities. Israel also issued mass displacement orders across the so

Does The 2026/2027 Budget Do Enough for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People?

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Nakba Day Rally: “Long Live the Intifada!”

On May 13, 2026, over 100 student activists congregated at the University of Melbourne’s South Lawn in solidarity with the Nakba Day Rally, before marching across campus to the Vice-Chancellor’s Offic

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Behind the Camera with Daisy Pyefinch

Isabella O'Shea

On set, everything falls quiet before Daisy Pyefinch calls ‘action’. Crew members move quickly, adjusting film lights, cRead Article

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Why I Can't Stop Making Memory Boxes

Sabine Pentecost

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Inside the Federal Budget Media Lock-Up: Watching Australia’s Future Be Written in Real Time

Syakira Setiananda

Inside the 2026-27 Federal Budget media lock-up beneath Parliament House, journalists surrendered their phones, switchedRead Article

Sun 31 May 2026
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Ten Years Gone: 2016ism (Re)Revisited

Tanuj Singh

Objects in the mirror are closer than they appearRead Article

Mon 25 May 2026
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Aussie STEM Racing Team to Take On the World Championship

Ashley Syers

After winning the National Championships in STEM Racing earlier in March of this year, the STEM Racing Academy at CharleRead Article

Sat 23 May 2026
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"Too Young to Know Better"

Oliver Baitch

A critical examination of Australia's voting ageRead Article

Fri 15 May 2026
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The Picture-Perfect Family, Just an Hour Before

Dhanvi Sharma

I think I’ve always disliked the holidays. I’ve shed them before I had the chance to wear them.Read Article

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Namesake

Rafael Jacobs-Perez

My name, Rafael Jacobs-Perez, reeks of Latinidad (at least the beginning and the end). Growing up in the United States, Read Article

Fri 15 May 2026
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Symptoms of a Dying Party

Oliver Baitch

The Liberal Party of Australia (LP) is in dire straits. Australia’s conservative opposition lost the formerly safe seat Read Article

Fri 15 May 2026
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Creating Community for Mob on Campus: Interview with a Murrup Barak Student Ambassador

Sabine Pentecost

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Wed 13 May 2026
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A Win for Right-Wing Populism in Regional New South Wales

Oliver Baitch

I believed that Coalition preferences would shield Farrer from the surge of One Nation, and that conservative Farrer didRead Article

Mon 11 May 2026
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Why You Should be Watching F1 Academy This Year

Ashley Syers

Since 2018, the number of fans of Formula One has grown by 63 per cent, with the fanbase incrementally growing by 12 perRead Article

Fri 01 May 2026
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Generative AI—What is the Future of the STEM Workforce?

Amy Marsland

As we watch Generative Artificial Intelligence (henceforth referred to as GenAI) develop so rapidly in front of our eyesRead Article

Sun 26 Apr 2026
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At The Librarian’s Desk: A Conversation with Cristina Napoleone, The Founder of TERRAIN

Chiaki Chng

Featured in Farrago Magazine Edition One 2026 Terrain is a concept bookstore and trans-disciplinary hub-organisation Read Article

Sun 26 Apr 2026
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Arms, Body, Legs

Kiana Wallace

I think rowing attracts a very specific kind of person, though not always the one it appears to. From the outside, it loRead Article

Sun 19 Apr 2026
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God is a Garmin

Kiana Wallace

I think every girl should be given one grand and useless task before she becomes a woman. Not for discipline exactly, thRead Article

Wed 15 Apr 2026
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Variations on the Theme of Hunger

Fergus Sinnott

Featured in Farrago Magazine Edition One 2026Read Article

Sun 12 Apr 2026
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Can Reading Books By Bad People Make You a Better Person?

Saria Ratnam

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Obscenities of the Wealthy Orientals

Maxwell

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We Are Not Neighbours

Zeinab Jishi

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Studying Abroad—A Rite of Rupture

Guanhua Huang

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