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The ‘Circle Game’ Sign: Harmless Prank or Symbol of White Supremacy?

The ‘Circle Game’ Sign: Harmless Prank or Symbol of White Supremacy?

April 22, 2019
by The Hobos
Current Affairs

What do you think this symbol means? A thumb and forefinger arranged into a circle shape, with the middle, ring and pinky fingers sticking straight…

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Australia Thinks I'm Dating a Terrorist

Australia Thinks I’m Dating a Terrorist

July 30, 2018
by Caitlyn Watts
Features

I recently asked my boyfriend if he felt afraid to express his culture and religion in Australia. “Yes,” he replied, without hesitation. “I don’t feel…

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Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

November 24, 2017
by Lizzy Keen
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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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Australia Doesn't Want Me

Australia Doesn’t Want Me

October 4, 2017
by Lujayn Hawari
Features

He raises his eyebrows for a second, tosses his head back and laughs. It is deep and husky, and drums through my ears. My face…

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What I'm Really Afraid Of: Terrorism and Volatile Men

What I’m Really Afraid Of: Terrorism and Volatile Men

June 13, 2017
by Camille Soulos-Ramsay
Current Affairs

This month, the western world is on edge. Alongside two horrific terror attacks in the UK and a deadly hostage situation in Melbourne, the ABC…

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I'm Not Religious, But Religion is Important

I’m Not Religious, But Religion is Important

May 29, 2017
by Hosna Eqbal
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I remember the day I told my mum I couldn’t confidently say that I am religious. “I feel like I have failed as a parent,”…

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Fear and Loathing in France

Fear and Loathing in France

May 19, 2017
by Scout Boxall
France Yarns, Yarns

France is a cold, proud place. In winter, the snow is brittle and grimy, white like bone. And the people seem equally cold-blooded. They walk…

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Welcome Home

Welcome Home

March 20, 2017
by Abigail Prichard
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Pt. I You are bleary eyed, stiff and ready to be home. Your flight has just landed in Frankfurt and you have to catch a…

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Islam vs. Terrorism: Dispelling the Myths

Islam vs. Terrorism: Dispelling the Myths

September 27, 2014
by Gemma Clarke
Current Affairs

When it comes to religion, I had a fairly broad upbringing. My nan appeared on Crossing Over with John Edwards and swore she’d spoken with…

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