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Young, cheap and disposable: why Australia’s retail and food industry is failing young people
Too many corporations are getting away with exploting young workers, writes student Megan Sapardanis.
The Kinship Has Sailed
“The Kinship Has Sailed” reflects on a childhood shaped by violence, instability, and separation, while also exploring the complex emotional impact such experiences can carry into adulthood.
Should Prison Mean No Human Touch?
Should going to prison mean never being allowed to hug your partner or child? Is denying physical contact a just punishment, or does it harm families and human dignity? And what do human rights have to say about it?
social erosion
A poem by widely published poet and a competition winner, Margaret Owen Ruckert.
Waste colonisation: Australia’s damaging textile exports to Fiji
Concerns mount over the growing influx of cheap clothing donated to Fiji from wealthy countries.
