THE ZILLENIAL: studying online, mental health and border closures
by Mack Hastie, Clare Roche, Mac Reith-Snare, Benjamin Neely, Claire Sams and Ashlea Knickel Sit
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by Mack Hastie, Clare Roche, Mac Reith-Snare, Benjamin Neely, Claire Sams and Ashlea Knickel Sit
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by Clare Roche and Claire Sams Zoe, a full time student and a part time
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It was the Tweet heard around the world (or rather, heard for its five minute–long
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Think back to January (which somehow feels like yesterday and nine centuries ago at the
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by Claire Sams Under changes to Victorian law, sexual assault victims can be jailed for
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Sophie Scanlon, Pagan Harrison–Brown, Clare Roche and Amy Rees discuss the Black Lives Matter movement,
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by Claire Sams It’s a common refrain: because of COVID, I couldn’t go to that
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by Claire Sams the National Party is calling for a focus on rural students and
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by Claire Sams The South China Sea sees legal, economic, political and geostrategic concerns combine.
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by Claire Sams One of the holiest days in Islam, Eid al–Adha is normally celebrated
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