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Why We Need to Get Our Tits Out

Why We Need to Get Our Tits Out

December 20, 2019
by Theodora Moritz
Editorial

There were boobs. So many boobs. Saggy, perky, big and small, in a myriad of shapes, sizes and colours, but with plenty of tanned skin;…

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I Was Groped at the Footy and Realised How Far We’ve Come -- But How Far We’ve Got to Go

I Was Groped at the Footy and Realised How Far We’ve Come — But How Far We’ve Got to Go

August 9, 2019
by Marnie Vinall
Yarns

At the Essendon AFL game against Port Adelaide last weekend, halfway through the second quarter, I went to grab some beers for my friends and…

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Why I Only Lasted Five Days in Sri Lanka

Why I Only Lasted Five Days in Sri Lanka

March 28, 2019
by Monica Wasch
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“You are a woman. And you are from…” the first man said. “Norway,” I said to correct what I assumed to be his assumption of…

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Leave Us The Fuck Alone

Leave Us The Fuck Alone

July 2, 2018
by Yaminah Willcox
Features

A mere four days after I set off on an adventure to the other side of the world alone, a woman was killed in her…

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Don’t Tell Me Not to Travel Alone

Don’t Tell Me Not to Travel Alone

February 19, 2018
by Frances Vinall
Features

I recently booked a return flight to South America. I’m flying in and out of Peru, but the country I am most anticipating is Colombia…

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Coming Into My Own

Coming Into My Own

December 20, 2017
by Laura Mansfield
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I’ve always struggled with being close to someone. Well, not physically close – I could trip over a pavement and fall into them, but that…

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Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

November 24, 2017
by Lizzy Keen
Features

My third evening in the Islamic Republic of Iran lands me in an underground music gig in a hip café-cum-alcohol-free-bar in the capital, Tehran, where…

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Condemning Sexual Violence: Whose Job Is It?

Condemning Sexual Violence: Whose Job Is It?

October 18, 2017
by Lizzy Keen
Current Affairs, Features

We really want Muslims to condemn terrorism. Really though. We unfairly expect the Muslim community to speak out against each incidence of violence these days….

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"I Don't Have the Pussy for Little Lanterns"

“I Don’t Have the Pussy for Little Lanterns”

September 13, 2017
by Lizzy Keen
Features

There’s a fantastic idiom in Spanish used to express exasperation, employed mainly by women: No tengo el coño para farolillos. In English: “I don’t have…

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Chlamydia: Breaking The Stigma

Chlamydia: Breaking The Stigma

September 12, 2017
by Emma Jean
Features, Yarns

My pelvis shifted uncomfortably on the papery lining of the bed. My legs desperately wanted to snap shut. “It will just take a few minutes…

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I Was Sexually Assaulted at a Friend's Party

I Was Sexually Assaulted at a Friend’s Party

July 2, 2017
by Sophie Winter
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It’s just another Saturday night. We’re sitting around the firepit in my friend’s backyard – 20 or so of us; some friends, some strangers. Drinking,…

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I Was Sexually Assaulted in Laos

I Was Sexually Assaulted in Laos

June 15, 2017
by Andrea Valenzuela
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I am a privileged millennial. I live in an age where it’s possible, and reasonably safe, for young people to travel. I’m so grateful that…

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