EDITORS' PICKS
Could RBG’s death move America to the right?
The replacement of the late Supreme Court Justice with a Trump nominee could usher in decades of conservative lawmaking in the US, writes James Yousif. […]
Month: September 2020
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Thanks for the memories, Jonesy
When you were a young boy growing up in sports mad Victoria in the 1980s, there was only one cricketer […]
NEWS
“Unconscionable”: Holocaust survey results condemned
Two-thirds of Millennial and Gen Z Americans don’t know six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust, and around half […]
Coronavirus
Beyond the bug – Hatch’s blog and updates on coronavirus
Within weeks of COVID-19 reaching Australia’s shores, Macleay College students began writing stories on it and maintaining a daily blog […]
EDITORS' PICKS
What Ruth Bader Ginsburg meant to a 20-year-old Aussie on the other side of the world
The trailblazing Supreme Court justice was an inspiration to women everywhere, writes Chelsea Nicol. […]
EDITORS' PICKS
Nicolas Cage is Tiger King: 10 reasons the notorious ham is perfect for the role
The wacky acting an even wackier life of the actor makes him just right to play Joe Exotic, argues Mansour Shukoor. […]
HEALTH
Going Viral – Hatch’s daily blog and updates on the coronavirus
Working remotely, Macleay College’s student reporters blog about life under lockdown and the daily release of news on COVID-19 and it’s spread. […]
crime
Wheelchair robber gets slap on wrist, as victim condemns ‘weak’ justice system
A man caught on CCTV robbing a wheelchair-bound pensioner at a Sydney ATM has escaped a jail term. Jarrod Elphick, […]
EDITORS' PICKS
Sydney Underground Film Festival’s virtual evolution
Despite the coronavirus restrictions Sydney’s underground film festival is online and raising hell, writes Nour Ahmad. […]
EDITORS' PICKS
Kanye West, bipolar disorder, and me
I never thought that I’d be likening myself to Kanye West. The renowned rapper is exuberant and egotistical and unhinged […]