Emily is a bookworm whose found a way to turn that into a University degree. She has a particular interest in the intersection between Australian Literature and Politics. Growing up in Western Sydney, she is also keen on the representation of suburbia and the domestic. She now lives at College, and is an active member of the SCR.
Emily Tyrrell reflects on International Women’s Day and the reality that a woman in 2021 Australia must face.
Each year, International Women’s Day selects a theme to reflect the milieu. This…
Emily Tyrrell reflects on our current predicament and questions whether, as a nation, we can truly turn to our leadership at the moment.
Summer in Sydney regularly feels like a…
Last Friday, my sister spoke at Springwood’s School Strike 4 Climate. In fact, she was one of the main organisers of the event. She, at 15 years old, stood in…
