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Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

Iranian Women Are Changing the Game

March 8, 2021
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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The Highlight of My Eurotrip Was The Night I Got Spiked

The Highlight of My Eurotrip Was The Night I Got Spiked

November 28, 2019
by Ebony Miocic
Yarns

It was 9:30pm and happy hour had well and truly begun on Mlini – the loud and jovial boat I was allocated on my Sail…

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A Universal Language

A Universal Language

November 5, 2019
by Justine Stella
Yarns

Stickiness glues every inch of my clothes to me. Blaring sun blinds me from all directions. Wine fumes leave no room for fresh air on…

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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 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
Features

“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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I Travelled Spain With 29 Women

I Travelled Spain With 29 Women

July 17, 2019
by Gravy
Features

A love letter to my she-wolfpack This is an ode to the 29 women whom I just travelled with. 29 babes. The 29 femme fantasies,…

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The Day I Wasn't Taken at a Moroccan Bazaar

The Day I Wasn’t Taken at a Moroccan Bazaar

May 21, 2019
by Amy Griffin
Features, Uncategorized, Yarns

My once-white Converse shuffled through the sandy streets of Fez. Merchants yelled on either side of me, desperately trying to draw attention to their silk…

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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
Yarns

“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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Ladies and Llamas on the Inca Trail

Ladies and Llamas on the Inca Trail

February 19, 2019
by Alex Ward
Features, Yarns

Enormous clouds cling to the peaks of snow-capped mountains. Winking prickly pears and violet wildflowers greet us on either side of a path that looks…

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No One Ever Told Me How to Reject a Billionaire

No One Ever Told Me How to Reject a Billionaire

January 2, 2019
by Josie Major
India Yarns, Yarns

I have a habit of getting into cars with strange men. And despite what your mother may have told you about such activities, I’ve had…

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I Hitchhiked Around Albania

I Hitchhiked Around Albania

October 25, 2018
by Caroline Marcela
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I sit in the back seat of an old Mercedes-Benz that smells like cheap tobacco and think about what I should say to the mystery…

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Caught in the Crosshairs of My Unshaven Armpits

Caught in the Crosshairs of My Unshaven Armpits

September 18, 2018
by Maneesha Todd
Features

I watch my mum’s mouth drop open in disgust. “Oh my god.” We’re dining at a fancy restaurant and I’m dolled up to the nines,…

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