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A close up of a pond

The river runs through it

Griffith University, Francesca Yu
May 1, 2023
A person flying through the air on a cloudy day

Talking climate change in the gaslands

Griffith University, Olivia Schoenauer
April 28, 2023
A close up of a dry grass field

The family responsibility: How young Queensland farmers are responding to climate change

Griffith University, Gianna Trotta
April 24, 2023
A man and a woman standing in a dark room

Ballroom culture: Houses, 007s, kiki? Come inside.

Curtin University, Stephanie Jacob
April 22, 2023
A sunset over a city street

Gassed out in rural Queensland

Griffith University, Jasmine Camp
April 17, 2023
Kashmir Miller, Greens candidate for Page

Page: 22yo Green on climate and youth

Western Sydney University, Sumaiya Chowdhure
May 21, 2022
Young people march with Rainbow Families in Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade 2021

Mardi Gras still relevant to young people

Western Sydney University, Tahli Blackman
April 11, 2022
Christie Hammond on the set of Not So Great Expectations.

Pollywood’s rising stars

Curtin University, Jenny Schon
October 26, 2021
Natural State is ready for the music industry to open up again.

‘Young people have the answers’: The path back for live music

Swinburne University, Millicent Spencer
December 1, 2020
Building hope through climate action

Building hope through climate action

University of Newcastle, Zoe Williams
November 15, 2020
Cumming says immersive cultural experiences can help get students out of their comfort zones. Photo: Amelia Searson.

Fronting up to frontier history

Curtin University, Amelia Searson
November 12, 2020
After years of study, Abby Thorne had just started her first job as a solicitor when coronavirus came along. “It was like this uncontrollable pile of bullshit that just came down on to my world,” Thorne says. “One minute I’m in court, the next day I’m at Centrelink.”

For the young, pandemic is latest act in a spiralling tragedy of opportunity

University of Melbourne, Benjamin Silvester
September 21, 2020
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