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Everyone wants to know: ‘what are you going to do after you graduate?’

present to you the best gossip channel, the agony aunt of Encyclopedias! Our very own humble Wikipedia.

The process of female socialisation can be fucking traumatising, and the philosophers agree.

This advice has come from my experiences of festivals, gigs & parties but could be applied to anything: one epic night, or a multi-day fest

By permanently disabling massive portions of society, Israel places a long-term strain on Gaza’s already destroyed healthcare system.

Coming to terms with having a chronic illness changed my whole outlook on life, and made me more empathetic towards others.

Mauatua Fa’ara-Reynolds (she/they) CW: Nuclear Testing, Colonialism, Suicide, Henry Kissinger Global imagery of the Pacific has long been...

There’s not been a day in my life since I was about seven or eight years old when I haven’t been in pain.

Unless you expect me to paint my head with PVA glue, it is impossible to wear hearing aids 24/7. I have not yet met a person who does.

Hello, my name is Emily, and I recently deleted Tik Tok. The findings of my abstention have been less than promising.

Ah, Goodreads: the internet bastion of literary genius, where sophisticated readers flock to leave insightful and witty reviews—not.

The increasing use of social media in the past two decades has fostered a cyclical system of indoctrination of youth into the alt-right.

Oh my god you guys … Will is TikTok famous!” I choke on the bag of chips I’m wolfing down. I look up from the bean bag I’m sitting on.

Just the idea of joining a dating app is daunting enough. Now you’re telling me there’s an added risk of being catfished by a supercomputer?

I’d like to take a moment to reminisce on the golden days of Poptropica.

65 years young, and with a unique voyage to being the advocacy group it is today, Consumer New Zealand is a useful organization to be aware

Going to bed for most of my life has been a difficult process.

Ko te whakaako reo, ehara mō te kupu noa - engari ko tāna mahi he tuiui i tētahi hononga hōhonu ake ki te ahurea, ki te tuakiri.

Tiwhatiwha te pō, tiwhatiwha te ao!  Whakaeke mai ko roimata, kō hūpē, i ngā mate o te wā nei. 

We are the seed that will blossom. We are the sum of our experiences, a blend of our triumphs and our tribulations.