Hey hey hey, it’s time to recap the Kooyong Leaders Debate piece

Poor Selina, she had to watch the whole debate.

The Aesthetics of Poverty – Why students at UniMelb are so keen to appear poor.

The discourse accusing this so-called ‘student aesthetic’ of fetishising poorness has surfaced within the past year on social media (especially TikTok) and in conversations between students on and off

Satire: Farrago Shuts Down; Honi Soit Now Australia's Oldest Student Publication

As of today, Farrago Magazine, Australia’s oldest student publication, will cease operations under the current four editors.

VCA Students Demand UniMelb to Commit to “Zero Tolerance” Policy

Students at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) are calling on the University of Melbourne to “commit to stronger policies and actions when it comes to sexual assault”, after the University ignore

Divestment for Dummies: An UMSU Enviro Guide

Care about the environment but don't know what to do? Don't worry, 2022 UMSU Environment OBs Chelsea Daniel and Zach Matthews are coming to the rescue.

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Column: M. Night Shyamalan and the Ableist Myth

Ishan Morris-Gray (writer), Yicheng Xu (graphics)

Director M. Night Shyamalan has become something of a joke among film fans. Following the smash success of The Sixth SenRead Article

Mon 11 Jul 2022

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Column: The Tiny Blue Car

Chathuni Gunatilake (writer), Maggie Ung (graphics)

Round white headlights. An even rounder exterior. Metallic blue doors and black rubber tires. Scratched but intact side Read Article

Mon 11 Jul 2022

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A white line artwork on a black background, depicting a crowd of distorted, abstract people on the l

Murder on the Dancefloor: Tales from Late-Stage Hospitality - The Bar Fight

Rupert Azzopardi (writer), Arielle Vlahiotis (illustrator)

The nightclub on Collins Street had no official cloakroom, and the alcohol-saturated crowds began shedding their jacketsRead Article

Thu 14 Apr 2022

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A digital illustration of a young femme person sitting alone in the carriage of a train, riding thro

Ordinary Phenomena: The Elephant's Call

Helena Pantsis (writer), Meadow Nguyen (illustrator)

The invitation comes as a surprise; somehow it always does.Read Article

Sun 27 Mar 2022

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Dear Diary: The PM's Retrospective Journal

Jack McMahon (writer), Pamela Piechowicz (illustrator)

It has been a big few weeks, my worst New Year’s ever.Read Article

Thu 10 Mar 2022

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Eternals, A Review by FASFAS

Fantasy and Science Fiction Appreciation Society (writer)

Marvel has released another action-packed, complex and thrilling film, and with it, we have been given another piece of Read Article

Fri 04 Mar 2022

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Column: Unwriting the hero's journey in Chicory: A Colourful Tale

Aries (writer)

On its surface, Greg Lobanov’s Chicory: A Colourful Tale is the poster child for escapist video games. Chicory is a coloRead Article

Fri 04 Mar 2022

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Column: A Whole New World

Chathuni Gunatilake (writer), Manyu Wang (graphics)

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Tue 30 Nov 2021

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The Pier Review: Edition Two

Torsten Strokirch

Tue 30 Nov 2021

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EDITION FOUR 2022 AVAILABLE NOW!

Saddle up! Farrago’s brand spanking new edition is here! It’s jam-packed with art, photography, news, non-fiction and creatice writing; and it calls on you to “be the cowboy.” “But what does that mean?” you ask. Well, let the wise words of Mitski guide you… ”What would a swaggering cowboy riding into town do in this situation?”

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