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Disclaimer: Readers please be advised this article mentions fatphobia and suicide.Over the weekend, I watched The Whale, a film that won numerous awards at the Oscars. The Whale is a film about a morbidly obese person named Charlie trying to forge a relationship with their adolescent child. My partner was

IndigenousX shared some powerful words from Bundjalung sister Vanessa Turnbull Roberts on Instagram the other day. She said that having questions, or even critique, does not equate to “No.” These words really resonated with what I have been observing online from inside and outside of our communities, in discussions around

This article was originally published on 19 March 2021 and updated on 21 March 2023. What is Harmony Day (now Week)? According to the Department of Home Affairs (the department responsible for Harmony Day/Week); “It is a time to celebrate Australian multiculturalism, and the successful integration of migrants into our

Readers please be advised this article mentions sexual assault. “Too many coppas, not enough justice”, is a common protest chant I have heard at political actions since I was little. The chant uncovers a deeply felt and complex reality for Aboriginal communities; that an overt police presence or involvement of

This statement is in response to an article featured in The Guardian on 9 March 2023 that we were not contacted to comment on. The London Telegraph first alerted us to this issue on Friday in the course of research for an article they have since published. A version of the statement below

During my undergrad I went to countless ceremonies where all the students who were awarded or recognised for their academic prowess through their years of study were men. While Blak men being represented in academia is a powerful thing – these systems were built to exclude us as Blak people.