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Accepting Diaspora: From The Caucasus to Australia

Accepting Diaspora: From The Caucasus to Australia

September 30, 2020
by Dana Hubraq
Features

I learned about it the summer after I turned 16. The fan above was blowing hot air onto my head. Miscellaneous birds made their Australiana…

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Our Bidentity Crisis

Our Bidentity Crisis

February 16, 2018
by Jemima Waddell
Features

“You can’t be into surfing because you’re Asian.”  Oh yes, you got me. Everything I do must actually fit your racist stereotype of what an…

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Custodians of Culture

Custodians of Culture

November 5, 2017
by Kim Koelmeyer
Features

Growing up, I was always grateful for my cultural experience. From being raised on rice to instinctively perking up whenever an adult says anak, I…

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What It's Like Falling in Love With a Foreigner

What It’s Like Falling in Love With a Foreigner

November 2, 2017
by Jessica Martyn
Yarns

“What’s it like? You know, being with him. Is it different?” Most of my friends are single. Most of them have asked me some version…

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The Hobo Guide to Moving to London

The Hobo Guide to Moving to London

March 5, 2015
by Rowan Montgomery
Features, London Tips

Late last year, I shoved everything I owned (which sadly at the age of 26 was not a lot) into a backpack, bid farewell to…

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Kuta: Alleycats

Kuta: Alleycats

December 6, 2013
by Emma Hanrahan
Kuta Do

Get There: Poppies 2, Kuta Cost: Your sexual health, self-respect, liver etc. Open: 9:30 – midnight Bali is renowned for its amazing surf, perfect sunsets,…

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Pub Crawl Fail

Pub Crawl Fail

October 17, 2013
by Grace Burns
Yarns

Pub crawls 7, Grace 0. The first pub crawl I ever attempted saw me end up dreadfully intoxicated, sitting in Hungry Jack’s eating a Whopper….

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