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Activism, Wanking and Saving the World

Activism, Wanking and Saving the World

September 7, 2020
by Jack O'Neill Paterson
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Predicting the impending apocalypse is no longer just a game for those dogmatic Mayans. Random Instagram pages on a quest to expose 5G, the reptilian…

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A Family Tuk-Tuk Ride

A Family Tuk-Tuk Ride

April 16, 2020
by Zoe McLeod
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“Can we please ask a local for dinner recommendations for once?” All through our three-week family holiday in Sri Lanka, I’ve been insisting to my…

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Worst Case Scenario: A Look Inside an Anxious Mind

Worst Case Scenario: A Look Inside an Anxious Mind

March 31, 2020
by Justine Stella
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The driver reaches out a hand to steady me as I stand up. I’m on a tiny boat that’s just left the beach of a…

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Lonely in a Sea of 8.9 Million

Lonely in a Sea of 8.9 Million

March 24, 2020
by Jack Taylor
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The groggy fog of your afternoon nap begins to dissipate. The thundery rumble of an ignored stomach calls you to action, and when the gnawing…

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The Taxi Driver of Podgorica

The Taxi Driver of Podgorica

November 28, 2019
by Scarlett Kennedy
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Touch down in Podgorica Airport. The chill of Eastern European air encourages the hairs on my arm to stand in formation. Small pools of sweat…

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Mental Health Does Not Discriminate -- And Nor Should Travel Insurance

Mental Health Does Not Discriminate — And Nor Should Travel Insurance

November 11, 2019
by Alisha Dyer
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“It’s so HEAVYYY!” Several heads turn my direction and the disapproving stares of strangers cause me to wonder if I said that aloud by accident….

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My Path to Healing in South-East Asia (With the Help of a Few Stray Mutts)

My Path to Healing in South-East Asia (With the Help of a Few Stray Mutts)

November 1, 2019
by Clodagh Mangan
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Never leave your items unattended. Always keep your eyes peeled for dodgy characters. Sleep with your valuables on night trains. Don’t. Trust. Anyone. They’re the…

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Anxiety, You and a Triangle Tattoo

Anxiety, You and a Triangle Tattoo

September 23, 2019
by Calypso Goldsmith
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The needle digs into my thigh. Pain cracks through the numb haze that’s descended over my mind from an afternoon making the most of the…

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Why Are Women Frequently Misdiagnosed When it Comes to ADHD?

Why Are Women Frequently Misdiagnosed When it Comes to ADHD?

August 4, 2019
by Olivia Deed
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“Olivia’s effort and concentration in class have been variable. At times she has participated well, but at other times, has been off-task. In her future…

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Travelling With Anxiety: It Happens to the Best of Us

Travelling With Anxiety: It Happens to the Best of Us

April 7, 2019
by Ryan Backhouse
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In the dying days of the Japanese ski season, there was a definite lack of snow. When there is a lack of snow around these…

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When We Were Six: An Ode to My Youth

When We Were Six: An Ode to My Youth

March 28, 2019
by Mia Dingwall
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I was six, and we were the sun and the moon, radiant and bright. Riv had inky black hair, eyes like wet mud smeared across…

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Stoned and Paranoid in Vancouver: A Lesson From the Streets

Stoned and Paranoid in Vancouver: A Lesson From the Streets

October 18, 2018
by Ryan Backhouse
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I arrived in Canada to begin what was to become my fourth snow season, but my first long-term solo overseas trip. I had no job…

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