Australians all – reclaim your dignity, please!
This is a message for all of those who took part in any Reclaim Australia rallies this year: Stop it. You’re embarrassing yourselves.
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Feeling safe in Sydney – a Muslim perspective
I was interning on a local newspaper in Lakemba when Man Haron Monis attacked the Lindt Chocolate Café in Martin Place, Sydney last December.
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Ali’s plight shows barbarism not limited to our enemies
A young man is violently arrested on spurious charges, allegedly tortured into a false confession, and awaits a grisly execution at any moment.
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After graduation will I get a job?
After two years of full-time study, gaining a deeper understanding of the world and an impressive set of multi-media skills, I face a very big question. What next?
DetailsThe blame game: How victims suffer twice
In Vietnam a mass sexual assault occurred in broad daylight this year. Authorities did nothing. Now the victims are being blamed, writes Alison Cheung.
DetailsJournalism will survive its faded legacy
DetailsThe death of institutions is often equated to the end of quality journalism. That is not necessarily true, argues Andrew Leeson.
Hellbound on the slippery slope to equality
First it’s same sex marriage, then Sister Wives, then anarchy on the streets… won’t somebody please think of the children?
DetailsKyrgios: a star flirting with infamy
Nick Kyrgios has been labelled one of the brightest stars of Australian tennis, but his on-court antics have divided public opinion.
DetailsPointless prejudice leaves us all red-faced
If you have seen me walking around college you will know that I’m part of the 1 to 2 per cent of red-headed people in the world.
DetailsSocial experiment or slap in the face?
The Australian version of a Danish experiment is set to hit screens this year, and it seems not many people are happy about it.
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