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IN A MIDLIFE CRISIS FAR, FAR AWAY
Bernard S. Hobson dives into Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. We see that even 'In A Midlife Crisis Far, Far Away' we can't escape gender politics.
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05SepRead More200 Channels and Nothing But Cats
Bernard S. Hobson makes his Rant Mag debut. In 200 Channels and Nothing But Cats, Bernard discusses why your garage is never quite full - enough.
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24JunRead MoreSydney Writers Festival – ‘History of Sex’
Olivia Adams attends the Sydney Writers Festival, she hears all about the history of sex
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15AprRead MoreCrying On Purpose – A Podcast Review
Olivia Adams reviews Donnie's 'Crying on Purpose', a podcast hosted by Newcastle based trans-man, exploring pop-culture, love and life..
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10MarRead MoreAn Interview with Sydney Pop Artist Voh
Olivia Adams interviews Sydney based Pop artist, Voh. They discuss the electric energy that Pop music provides.
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05MarRead MoreA Night at The Long Story Short Album Launch
Faith Thurnwald attends Jack Raymond's EP launch, 'The Long Story Short'. It's a great title, and how Faith will choose to describe her night.
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22FebRead MoreA Guide to an Affordable & Diverse Gender and Queer-Identifying Mardi Gras
Olivia Adams researches - so you don't have to - all the hottest 2024 Mardi Gras events happening in Sydney, to shake that fine ass of yours.
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17NovRead MoreEnding Violence Against Women
Maddie Ellis discusses ending violence against women, the upcoming protests to participate in and what we can all do.
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16MayRead MoreJack Raymond: The Sound of Roots Driven Australiana
Louise Nilsson interviews Jack Raymond. They discuss coffee for breakfast and Jack's new single 'Wide Eyes'
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09MayRead MoreA Night At Bikini Kill
Connor Williams attends Bikini Kill's first performance in Brisbane since 1997. A Night at Bikini Kill, became an impossibility no more...
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24FebRead MoreLara De Koster: Uplifting, Truthful and Depressing
Faith Thurnwald interviews folk musician, Lara De Koster. They discuss whisky, situationships and Lara's new single; Times Two.
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03JanRead MoreI’d Rather Be Getting Railed
I’d Rather Be Getting Railed is for the girls, the gays, and the theys. A ribbed crop top selection: ribbed for your pleasure.
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28DecRead MoreA Sit-down with SAIK
The pink and green queens from Maryborough have Meanjin chanting their name at every gig
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11OctRead MoreI LOST MY PUBES: An investigation into the missing pubic hair of Pre-Raphaelite women
Where could they be: Why women all throughout art history seem to be decidedly lacking when it comes to their little lady garden.
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04AugRead MoreMy God Is Thy Law
Saskia Anderson explores what the overturning of Roe v. Wade says about the hypocrisy of right-wing libertarianism.
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26JulRead MoreIt Seems Like No One Wants To Have Fun Anymore
Faith Thurnwald writes about her prerogative, nay; her right, to have fun. An editorial paired with sharp photos from blurry nights.
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03JulRead MoreA Night At The Warped Rave
Faith Thurnwald attends the Warped rave, a weird and warped night with a lineup of exclusively queer, femme, non-binary and
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03MayRead MoreIs Love A Social Construct?
In this opinion piece Faith ponders: is love a social construct, or is it an innate part of the human...
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13AprRead MoreLiberal Feminism: A Death Cult?
Feminism is dead. It’s sitting six feet under, weighed down by influencers who use it to commodify themselves.
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07AprRead MoreNotes From A Teenage Girl
A photo series exploring the angst of adolescence. The dichotomy that comes with being a teenager: boredom and the thrill of doing things for the very first time.
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29MarRead MoreFemale Suffering: From Lady Chatterley To Me
Faith Thurnwald explores female suffering, personified through Connie in Lady Chatterley's Lover. The depiction of female suffering; a mirror, held up to a pain she'd known and felt. ...
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09FebRead MoreNot All Men – A Creative Response
'Not All Men' offers two creative responses to sexual assault, in light of an ongoing rape culture and Scott Morrisons apology.
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26JanRead MoreBrisbane’s Grunge culture
Faith Thurnwald writes an article exploring grunge, the literature genre for the disenfranchised youth of Australia in the 90's.
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23DecRead MoreChristmas in Iceland: Tradition & Origin
Faith Thurnwald writes a love letter to Iceland, in discussing the origins and traditions that come with Christmas in such an ethereal country.
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30NovRead MoreCOVID: Conversations & Controversy
Faith Thurnwald writes an opinion piece on the controversy surrounding all that is COVID, from mandates to...communism?
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01NovRead MorePORN – Do You Watch It?
Faith Thurnwald explores where to draw the line with porn. Do you watch it, do you like it?
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07SepRead MoreRipped Off & Pissed Off
Faith Thurnwald explores the exploitative nature of Miley Cyrus: ripping off underground artist's looks and manipulating third wave feminism.
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14AugRead MoreThe Self-Portrait Of A Symbol
Faith Thurnwald explores the symbolism of Frida Kahlo; an indefinable woman reduced to a hipster icon.
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19JulRead MoreThe Extinction Rebellion & its place in the Anthropocene
Louise Nilsson discusses everything the Extinction Rebellion
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01JulRead MoreFallacious Freedom in ‘The Dispossessed’
Faith Thurnwald explores the dichotomy of Capitalism vs. Communism in a book review of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed.
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