14 January 2025 Glen Yuan Christmas tree burning sparks Christian protests "Christmas tree burning sparks Christian protests” The protests in Syria over Christmas tree burning were mainly caused by the burning...
25 February 2025 Sarah Hart Does AI Have a Place in Schools? In March 2025, South Korea is set to introduce textbooks powered by AI. This upgrade in public school systems will cost up to $276 million dollars. South Korea believes in becoming the world leaders in electronic education and AI learning. So, what does this mean for everyday school students in Australia? Will your next teacher be a robot?
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13 March 2025 Letterly Why School Uniforms Are a Step in the Right Direction The debate over school uniforms is nothing new. For decades,...
19 February 2025 Darius Carnahan A Memoir: Finding the Endangered in My Backyard We Australians might be accustomed to sulphur-crested cockatoos squawking in our backyards, but have you heard of gang-gang cockatoos? Gang-gangs are an endangered type of cockatoo that predominately lives in parts of the eastern coast of Australia, and there are at least two living near a storm-water drain in the inner south of the ACT!
What Does It Mean To Be ‘One With The Mango’? Consider This Man 12 July 2022 Abigail Weintraub What Does It Mean To Be ‘One With The Mango’? Consider This Man Hundreds of mangoes loom overhead, dangling from a canopy of trees like misshapen, glowing orbs. What’s special is that over...
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As Species Die Out, Mountain Gorillas Make a Comeback 6 July 2022 Abigail Weintraub Science & Technology As Species Die Out, Mountain Gorillas Make a Comeback While many species evolve over the years, others die away; this is part of the evolutionary process in nature. However,...
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OLYMPIC SWIMMING PRODIGY REMAINS HOME AND HALFWAY ACROSS THE WORLD 5 July 2022 Abigail Weintraub Sports OLYMPIC SWIMMING PRODIGY REMAINS HOME AND HALFWAY ACROSS THE WORLD The women’s 400-meter freestyle final in Budapest happens soon, and Ariarne Titmus, Australian women’s swimming prodigy, and world record holder...
