Politics
2013
More Left than Right
Friday, May 24 2013
Matthew Lesh responds to Edition Two’s feature ‘Same Love’.
September is Coming
Friday, May 24 2013
This is an election year. A desperate time for everyone in this vast and empty country, but especially for those men and women in cheap polyester suits and $10 haircuts whom we call politicians. Soon, the more reflective among the nation will plunge into a miasma of despair, out of which, there is no clear path.
Who Even Are You?
Thursday, May 16 2013
Walking into Senator John Madigan’s office it’s obvious he’s not your average politician. Ned Kelly paraphernalia adorns the walls. A plethora of blacksmithing tools, a nod to his former vocation, are displayed about the room.
Where's Our Education Revolution?
Thursday, May 16 2013
Michelle See-Tho reports on the two steps forward, one step back education policy that’s costing us millions.
Malcolm Fraser: The View From Here
Friday, May 3 2013
Derrick Krusche talks to ex-Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser.
Swinging in Western Sydney
Friday, April 19 2013
Zoe Moorman explains the pressures of living in one of the country’s most marginal federal seats.
Universities Campaigning Smart
Friday, April 19 2013
Daniel Carr on smart universities and the money to make them happen
The Greens: Selling Out or Settling in?
Thursday, April 4 2013
Baillieu's departure months in the making
Thursday, March 28 2013
Many were surprised to find that Ted Baillieu had resigned earlier this month. But if you look at what has been happening the past six months it is really no surprise at all.
Baillieu Gets The Boot
Tuesday, March 26 2013
Christine Todd says Baillieu has broken promises to blame for the knife in his back.
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Angst and 'New Adulthood'
If you’re reading this, you’re probably a young person. Maybe you enjoy reading. If so, you are—whether you like it or not—part of the target demographic for ‘new adult fiction’, a genre invented to bridge the gap between young adult and general fiction.
Melbored: Melbourne Magistrate's Court
When people put together their bucket list, going to court doesn’t usually make the cut. Much like prisons, brothels, and the Docklands, the courts are one of those places Melbournians have cruelly stigmatised.
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Above Water is the annual creative writing anthology published by the Student Union’s Arts and Media (Farrago) Departments. Pick up a copy from stands across campus now, or read it online at Abovewateranthology.com.