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Thinking about abstraction and expression in visual art
North Richmond Community Health turns 50 this year. It continues as an organisation focused on the health and wellbeing of local residents.
A purging of grievances.
Kathleen McGuire discusses 'The Big Sing' event, its cause, and its influences.
Ever wondered why cockatoos are so cheeky? Or what makes the Ibis unique?
Sandra Shay has dreamed of true love since she was a kid. She also rejects this fact daily.
“We are disappointed that the speech was not what most of our graduates would expect on an occasion like this.”
Sam Philp ponders the place of existentialism in the modern world.
I started it simple. One question. Nothing else.
“What have your experiences been of sexual violence?”
The relation between meaning and individual existence is a common thread in existentialist philosophy but it has often been presented through literature and art.
Vampires, angel blood, and the Middle Ages in Midnight Mass.
"Afraid that if I ever went back to the country where I was born, it would not feel like home. I would be an outsider, with a strange foreign accent."
Rose depended on the twice-daily letter drops to learn if four of her eight surviving children serving in World War II were safe.
Warning this article describes rape, murder, kidnapping, and abuse.
A thought-provoking article about fear and the question women are asking each other.
The 1970 film Tora! Tora! Tora! depicts the bombing of Pearl Harbour, but it is really about information.
