Emma Frank I know what you’re thinking, what an obvious question. And yes! You should give money to charity if you can. Article done. But...

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By Sally Kearins Since the beginning of the Grammy’s in 1957 only 10 Black artists have won album of the year. This ratio of award...

By Ava Carroll Who hasn’t dreamed of being a major international recording star? All you’ve got to do is write the songs, perform them,...

By Erin Longney Venezuela is currently experiencing a humanitarian crisis. In recent years, the country has been rocked by severe food...

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By Olivia Holmes Next year will mark 55 years since Indigenous Australians were included in the census. It’s bittersweet. Yes, it’s great...

By Feronia Ding Moonlight (2016) A tender coming-of-age story about a young boy discovering his sexuality, ‘Moonlight’ captures the...

By Elina Banerji and Anika Banerji Here in Australia, the mere idea of gender inequality in society doesn’t seem to exist. Under the...

By Emma Frank “Copaganda” is when media is centred around policing, ultimately glamourising or sympathising with the profession. It can...

By Charlotte Hartmann At 74 years old, Nina Baginskaya is not your average great-grandparent. Hailing from Belarus, Eastern Europe,...

By Mahek Chandak The HERO proved actions speak louder than words Spearheading the campaign for women to get the vote in Britain, this...

By Saadia Enait Mary McLeod Bethune (July 10, 1875–May 18, 1955) Mary McLeod Bethune was a significant woman of colour who we still...

By Rose Cunningham Mum was upstairs working when I had the idea for this article. Downstairs, Dad was making my brother and I some...

By Amy Saad Claudette Colvin is a woman who has been overlooked by history, most people don’t even know her name. Few people know her...

By Anika and Elina Banerji Christmas time has always been the time for giving, whether that be time, service, gifts or something else....

By Elina Banerji & Charlotte Pelling After a year full of hardships, the topics and themes of Social Justice are very prominent in our...

By Elle Nacard In these times of dealing with a pandemic, every country is taking precautions differently. Unless in contact with someone...

By Ashleigh Leck In writing an article, I thought it would be important to focus on how the actions and decisions we make influence the...

By Abigail Roberts Whilst the pandemic seems to be all that we see on the news, all we talk about, and all that we hear about, other...

By Zoe Ong With millions of people retreating into their homes in a hibernation-esque manner, the environment has responded with...

By Alessia Anderson and Erin Longney On the 26th January 2020, men’s rights activist Bettina Arndt was presented with an Order of...

By Ella Angell Today our social media pages are flooded with ‘Victoria’s Secret’ bodies that influence the way we see ourselves and...

By Inara Hossain “To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity” (Nelson Mandela). The United Nations describes...

By Ashleigh Leck Women’s rights in Australia. On the surface, one may assume Australia followed in the steps of the big powers like...

By Inara Hossain Christmas, is said to be a time for giving. But it seems we have forgotten this concept, and have gotten wrapped up in...

By Zoe Ong Gambling has become a part of Australian culture. Gambling rates have increased but has public awareness? Gambling can lure...

By Grace Pawsey What is International Rural Women’s Day? International Rural Women’s Day is a United Nations initiative to commemorate...

By Grace Pawsey Modern feminism has gained such prominence within our society in recent decades, that it has led to major cultural...

By Inara Hossain Just in case you’ve been living under a rock and don’t know what exactly NAIDOC week is, here's a brief overview. NAIDOC...

By Zoe Ong It’s hard to find somewhere to begin when we attempt to talk about the innumerable failings that have fallen upon Australia’s...

By Isabelle Hessey Speaking up to make a difference isn’t always easy to do. Especially not for women. Women deserve a chance. The other...

By Hallebeth Jones, “ You can hear the stories, see the pictures and know the facts but is not until you see it with your own eyes, when...

By Abigail Roberts On Easter Sunday in multiple locations in Sri Lanka, suicide bombings took place in hotels and Churches, killing over...

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By Madeline Playford Whilst Australia battles a record smashing heatwave, widespread drought and bushfires, the United States, in the...

By Halle-Beth Jones Sydney has the largest city population in Australia. With a population estimated around 4,627,345 and still growing,...

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By Abigail Roberts While the world fears Syria’s leader Assad may again attack his own people with chemical weapons, the country is...

By Emma Gunter and Madeleine Sheerin The other day, Year 7 integrated were in the Loreto bush. We were doing some investigating about...

By Stephanie Sardinha I started playing tennis when I was 13, and have thoroughly enjoyed the sport ever since. As someone who is...

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By Abigail Ardron and Caitlin O’Callaghan You may have heard that this week is reconciliation week - but fear not, Loreto will be...

By Abigail Ardron, year 11 This year, our year 11s have chosen House of Welcome as their Loreto Day cause, a worthy foundation which...

By Lara Al Amri, year 11 This year’s Loreto day cause is House of Welcome. They welcome, shelter and empower refugees and asylum seekers...