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Week 2, Semester 1, 2026
Your Weekly Student Newspaper
Where are our pollinators?
Silent Hunters of the Sea
An Ode to Oakberry
Kiah Nanavati Feature, page 8-9
Kayla Hill Review, page 19
Firdevs Sinik Analysis, page 12
10–11: ANALYSIS
14–15: PERSPECTIVE
Mardi Gras 2026: Cops and I’m Scared the Climate Will Kill Me Remy Lebreton The working class, global south, Corporations Anastasia Dale bear its increasingly extreme USyd Comedians Bucky Barnes: and disabled people are on
This year’s Mardi Gras sequins, glitter, and drunk straight tourists had their shine dulled by recent instances of censorship, police brutality, Mardi Gras Board controversies, and the increasing corporatisation
Worst Gigs
of what was once a communityled protest inspired by the Stonewall riot. On the evening of the 27th of February, the night before the Mardi Gras parade, activist group Pride in Protest announced they were officially banned from the parade...
Trauma Healer
the knife’s edge of the climate crisis. If you can’t afford an air conditioner, if you work in a sweltering factory or a broiling kitchen, if you lack the mobility financially or politically to escape the climate’s escalating crises, or simply can’t physically
conditions, the Albanese government has decided you’re shit out of luck. The Labor Party’s incessant prattling and virtue signalling should fall on deaf ears: We remain one of the highest contributors to global emissions...