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State Electorate Profile: Brunswick

Abbey Saxon gives you the political rundown on Melbourne's most (in)famous inner-northern suburb.

Why the Left Sucks: An Inquiry into Campus’s Most Hated Political Group

It is no exaggeration to say that The University of Melbourne is one of the largest breeding grounds for leftist thought in the country. For those of us who have been on campus–walked past the columns

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

 

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Sex, Scarecrows and Stardom: Mia Goth Proves She Really Is “a Star” in Ti West’s Latest Film, Pearl

The film therefore serves as the remedy for Pearl’s unfulfilled aspirations, a manifestation of the powerful stage presence she never got the opportunRead Article

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All Style & No Substance: MFF'S Power Runway Missing that Spark

International Women’s Day is a recognition of the power possessed by all women, not just those that wear sparkly dresses.Read Article

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Check Yes Juliet: & Juliet Review

Mon 20 Mar 2023
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Review: Community, Indigenous Rights and Adolescence in Stolen

Mon 20 Mar 2023
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Sex, Scarecrows and Stardom: Mia Goth Proves She Really Is “a Star” in Ti West’s Latest Film, Pearl

The film therefore serves as the remedy for Pearl’s unfulfilled aspirations, a manifestation of the powerful stage preseRead Article

Tue 14 Mar 2023
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All Style & No Substance: MFF'S Power Runway Missing that Spark

International Women’s Day is a recognition of the power possessed by all women, not just those that wear sparkly dressesRead Article

Tue 14 Mar 2023
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Living (2022) is lovingly sentimental–if familiar

Living is lovingly sentimental–in its performances, as well as the themes and messaging that existed in Ikiru. It would Read Article

Sun 12 Mar 2023
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Last Summer On State Street: Resilience, Hope and Tragedy in Black Chicago

Wed 08 Mar 2023
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Night Ride (2020): Oscar Nominee for Best Short Sends a Good but Patronising Message

In places where strangers congregate, like on a tram, it’s easy to dismiss others as stand-ins, mere figures who happen Read Article

Tue 07 Mar 2023
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My Year of Dicks (2022): A Rare Moment of Sincerity

My Year of Dicks is unabashed in its use of cliche that it creates something wholly original, a film brimming with sinceRead Article

Tue 07 Mar 2023
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In Missing (2023), the Camera Sees Everything

Missing (2023), the standalone sequel to Searching (2018), takes the current society's roadblocks for thrillers (connectRead Article

Sun 05 Mar 2023
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Review: The Mousetrap, at Comedy Theatre

Indeed, it is easy to forget about worldwide disaster once you are in the grip of a classic murder mystery, no matter hoRead Article

Thu 23 Feb 2023
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Review: ‘Virginia’ at La Mama HQ

Showing at La Mama HQ from the 14th to the 26th of February is acclaimed Irish writer Edna O’Brien’s Virginia, a compellRead Article

Fri 17 Feb 2023
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Review: A World With No Shore by Hélène Gaudy

Fri 04 Nov 2022
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Review: Seven Kinds Of People You Find In Bookshops by Shaun Bythell

Laughably and Painfully AccurateRead Article

Fri 04 Nov 2022
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Review: Let’s Talk About Layla by Yassmin Abdel-Magied

Fri 04 Nov 2022
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Review: Mothering Sunday (2021)

‘Mothering Sunday’ (dir. Eva Husson) is a period drama in the most unconventional sense – both the viewer and the characRead Article

Sun 21 Aug 2022
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Review: Six the Musical; Production, Creative Direction & Legacy

Six, possibly one of the most important musicals of our generation, has finally arrived in Melbourne, after originally bRead Article

Fri 01 Jul 2022
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Review: Operation Mincemeat (2020)

Along with the atrocities of the Second World War came a total distrust of how we as humanity can communicate with each Read Article

Fri 29 Apr 2022
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Review: Dice Paper Role 'Myths & Legends', MICF 2022

You don’t have to be a “nerd” to enjoy good ol’ role-playRead Article

Fri 29 Apr 2022
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An ‘exorcism of perfection’, Beige Bitch forces us to confront the mediocrity within us all

Emily Carr presents a one-woman tour-de-force, a beautifully blunt exorcism of unrealistic expectations as captivatinglyRead Article

Thu 28 Apr 2022
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Review: Empathy Training, MICF 2022

Should our mistakes define us? The dogmatic dominion of ‘cancel culture’, perpetuated by its re-tweeting apostles, has sRead Article

Thu 28 Apr 2022
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Review: Happening 'L’événement' (2021)

Audrey Diwan’s Happening is a simple film. Set in 1960s Paris, the story focuses on heroine Anne Duchesne (Anamaria VartRead Article

Wed 27 Apr 2022
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Farrago's magazine cover - Edition One 2023

EDITION ONE 'RENAISSANCE' AVAILABLE NOW!

Our debut print edition of 2023 is here! Join us as we discover, explore and challenge the notion of rebirth and reawakening with Renaissance.

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