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At the eleventh hour, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, the Great War ended. In his speech to the House of Commons that same day, David Loyd George pronounced his hope for the signing of the armistice to, in fact, be an end to all wars. We know now that this…
ByLara NashUpdated:11 November 2024307Views1LikeShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link15 minRead time
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Have you ever felt like your focus is being hacked, invaded and stolen right in front of your eyes?
Let’s face it, I’ll be the first to admit, our attention spans are slipping through our fingers, and we’re often left wondering, “Where did all that time go?” Take a moment to consider how many times…
ByAredith JanarthUpdated:5 November 2024495Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link7 minRead time
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It’s that time of year again, when our wonderful students of the Drama Society (DramSoc) put on their annual showstopper of a play. Friends, family, and the St Andrew’s college community flocked to a transformed Parisian dining hall in anticipation for what was sure to be a dynamic performance rife with scandal, satire and sultry…
BySylvie DurrantUpdated:29 October 2024192Views1LikeShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link6 minRead time
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In the 5th century BCE, Athens experienced a radical transformation in governance. The city's elite gathered in the Athenian Assembly to discuss and, most importantly, vote on civic matters. This has come to be known as democracy and has evolved into today’s dominant political system.
Yet, inadvertently, the Greeks also discovered the concept of echo…
ByToby FreemanUpdated:21 August 2024668Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link10 minRead time
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Queensland will embrace the home comforts of a packed-out Suncorp Stadium tonight as they aim to repeat history and shut down NSW’s efforts in Origin Game III. Billy Slater and his squad are chasing their third consecutive series win, while Michael Maguire’s Blues seek to break the curse and reclaim the shield in a Brisbane…
ByClancy AboudUpdated:17 July 2024813Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link11 minRead time
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Are you doing enough?
Are you doing enough to build your career?
Are you investing enough time in friends and family, work and uni?
Push yourself, do more than what’s expected of you, go above and beyond everyone else. Get ahead. But don’t overdo it. Relax and take time for yourself, journal and meditate, but…
ByLucy MillarUpdated:10 July 2024809Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link10 minRead time
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I pride myself on being a relatively informed individual. Whether my yearning for political knowledge has been instilled in me from my Politics degree or the need to keep up with my politically informed friends, I have always believed that staying updated with the global decisions that greatly impact our lives is vital.
However, while…
ByArya MoodleyUpdated:2 July 2024986Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link9 minRead time
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Gender-based violence remains a pervasive and urgent issue in Australia, as highlighted by recent media coverage and statistics.
ByGreta AndrewsUpdated:21 June 2024899Views2LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link9 minRead time
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As the sun sets on the 2023/2024 Premier League season, it is only fitting that after one of the most exciting competitions in recent memory, the title's destination has yet to be confirmed. It's no surprise that Pep Guardiola's Manchester City is once again in the driver's seat, looking to secure a record fourth successive…
ByToby FreemanUpdated:19 May 2024666Views0LikesShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link12 minRead time