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Seven Things the Government Could Cut Instead of Higher Education

Seven Things the Government Could Cut Instead of Higher Education

May 2, 2017
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Current Affairs

Under new budget cuts proposed by the government on Monday, university students will have to pay thousands of dollars more to crawl their way into…

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I Got Naked in a State Art Gallery

I Got Naked in a State Art Gallery

February 19, 2017
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

“Dude, I’m freaking out!” I gasped. Arm-in-arm with my friend Ayla, I waddled into the disrobing area, conveniently located in the main fucking foyer of…

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I Stole a Sea Turtle from Indonesian Fishermen

I Stole a Sea Turtle from Indonesian Fishermen

November 15, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Yarns

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle-fucking-Dum could tell you that members of the same species share similarities – we all eat, sleep, walk, shit, laugh, cry, love…

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The Best Gym in the World

The Best Gym in the World

November 2, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Yarns

Many would be surprised to discover a hole-in-the-wall gym burrowed in the heart of Amlapura in Bali, which is where I began doing my admittedly…

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Getting Kinky at Folsom: The World's Largest BDSM Festival

Getting Kinky at Folsom: The World’s Largest BDSM Festival

September 24, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

BDSM: an overlapping abbreviation of Bondage (sexual practice involving tying up or restraining one’s partner) and Discipline (BD), Dominance and Submission (DS), and Sadism (deriving…

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Gay Sex Could Be Criminalised in Indonesia

Gay Sex Could Be Criminalised in Indonesia

September 7, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

One afternoon at a Balinese gym in Seminyak, I got bored and downloaded Grindr. I scrolled through the application, squirming at the sea of bicep…

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What We Can Learn from the Refugee Olympic Team

What We Can Learn from the Refugee Olympic Team

August 22, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Current Affairs, Features

In 2015, Yusra Mardini crammed into a decaying boat that sailed thousands of miles across the Aegean Sea to seek refuge on the Greek island of…

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Indigenous Abuse Reflects A Broader Problem

Indigenous Abuse Reflects A Broader Problem

August 2, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

The footage that surfaced last week depicting unprovoked physical abuse of indigenous youths by staff at the Northern Territory’s Don Dale Juvenile Detention Centre sparked…

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I Got Caught with Drugs in Thailand

I Got Caught with Drugs in Thailand

August 1, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Yarns

“Violators of laws related to illicit drugs… are subject to the death sentence.” That’s what it says on the Customs Department of Thailand’s website anyway. Witnessing…

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Drugged Overseas? Don't Blame the Country

Drugged Overseas? Don’t Blame the Country

July 13, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Features

A few days ago, an American tourist collapsed outside of a bar in south Bali, claiming she had overdosed on Rohypnol after getting her drink…

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Swimming with Jellyfish in Sulawesi

Swimming with Jellyfish in Sulawesi

May 18, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Yarns

As an Australian, I’m accustomed to approaching all living things in the wilderness with trepidation, fearing that any bite, scratch, or sting could well be…

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Chasing Solar Eclipses in Indonesia

Chasing Solar Eclipses in Indonesia

March 10, 2016
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Yarns

Yesterday, birdsong stopped. The world became a mixture of darkness and persimmon. Nocturnal crickets and other insects began to roar, signalling the approach of evening….

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