The culmination of ongoing student and staff concerns with the under-resourcing of the Student Equity and Disability Unit (SEADU) at UNSW will, in the space of one month, see the loss of three staff members possessing a combined 85 years of experience in disability support, to the alarm of many …
Read More »UNSW Students Rally against Funding Cuts
Students at the University of New South Wales held a snap action on Wednesday to protest the federal government’s $2.8 billion cuts to the higher education sector
Read More »Issue 3, Volume 59, 2013 – Digital Edition
This issue is now available as a Digital Edition on Issuu. Get it while it’s still hot!
Read More »Review: Waxahatchee – Cerulean Salt
Please allow me to begin by stating the obvious: Waxahatchee is not Waxahatchee’s real name. It’s a pseudonym, which is a fancy way of saying that Katie Crutchfield had the self-awareness to recognise that people would struggle to take someone with her last name seriously, no matter how good her …
Read More »Review: The Tallest Man on Earth
There is a reason that critics continually compare Kristian Matsson (aka The Tallest Man on Earth) to Bob Dylan. It’s always a comparison one should take with a grain of salt, but, for Matsson, no comparison could be truer. Lyrically and musically, Matsson weaves the same magical threads of folk …
Read More »Review: Sydney Wine Festival — “Sydney Cellar Door”
With the end of summer looming, there was no better way to spend a lazy afternoon than in Hyde Park at the Sydney Cellar Door Wine Festival. There were people milling around everywhere, stalls, picnics, people with wine glasses half full (or half empty, depending on how you look at …
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