Jun 16 4 min Racial Bias in the Grammys 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...
Jun 15 1 min You Deserve To Own The Art You Make. 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,...
May 27 7 min Venezuela in crisis: a Loreto staff member's experience By Erin Longney Venezuela is currently experiencing a humanitarian crisis. In recent years, the country has been rocked by severe food...
May 27 1 min Mrs Oxley; Justice for the Birds A quick note from Isobel Chambers and Eleanor Adlam We were shocked and confused - some may say bewildered - when, returning to class...
May 26 2 min China's Genocide: Lost in Translation?? By Anna Garnsey Standard dinnertime conversation for the average Australian schoolgirl is not likely to drift towards current affairs on...
May 26 3 min Waris Dirie: Survivor of Female Genital Mutilation By Clare Horan Under all the bright lights, makeup, and fabric, Waris Dirie has a story, a life of escape and courage, one that has led...
May 26 4 min The Significance of May 27th By Olivia Holmes Next year will mark 55 years since Indigenous Australians were included in the census. It’s bittersweet. Yes, it’s great...
May 26 3 min My favourite films from BIPOC directors By Feronia Ding Moonlight (2016) A tender coming-of-age story about a young boy discovering his sexuality, ‘Moonlight’ captures the...
May 26 3 min Patriarchy in Evolution By Elina Banerji and Anika Banerji Here in Australia, the mere idea of gender inequality in society doesn’t seem to exist. Under the...
May 25 5 min Brooklyn Nine-Nine: depicting policing in the media By Emma Frank “Copaganda” is when media is centred around policing, ultimately glamourising or sympathising with the profession. It can...
