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I WAS THIRTEEN when I learnt a home’s real value. The vice-principal called me into his office. He was the...

By Godfrey Moase

THE NIGHT BEFORE Jules went up to Townsville for his Nan’s eightieth, we cut each other’s hair. In all...

By Jennifer Down

IT’S EARLY 2017, and the first lists of the most unaffordable housing in the world have dropped. Oh boy....

By Briohny Doyle

I’M THE GENERATION that could spell the end of nature. I’m the generation that could farewell real-life connections. I’m the generation...

Iam a night-time walker, Iprefer dark, dark publicparks,the sound of the bush splittinga grin, baked earth beneath mywalker’s feet. A...

By Charlotte Guest

WEARY WORKING WARRIORS of Australia, we need to talk about what your heroic long hours, your selfless overtime, and...

By Courtney Landers

IN SEPTEMBER 2016, I took a trip to Japan that was originally meant for me and my boyfriend. It...

By James Butler

IN THE BUILDING opposite mine here in Ho Chi Minh City, still commonly called Saigon, an old man in...

By David Fettling

EACH DAY AT sunset I sit on my fourth-storey balcony in Oman and look out over the pastel-pink town,...

I USED PENCIL to write the due date for my baby in my diary. It was one of those...

By Frances Flanagan

Driverless Cars Transmogrify Ethics!Galahs spring-grapple from nest to road. AIs Writing Festive Songs!A puff and it is nothing – some...

By Alison Whittaker

THERE WAS A cynicism creeping up on me: the idea that all we did in the arts world, or...

By Yolande Norris