We are a collective of anti-fascist researchers based in so-called Australia. Established in 2018, we aim to identify, expose, and combat...

James Van Der Beek has put several Dawson’s Creek and Varsity Blues items up for auction as he continues to battle stage 3 colon cancer.

Guide Dogs Victoria was devastated by the Josh Frydenberg scandal, with no part of the organisation left unharmed, says its CEO.

This is cool, honestly. The only setback is that some residency spaces do not allow open-flame cooking (so any gas stoves). Shopping Mall converted into living spaces Zoning laws seem to be the biggest hurdle to converting abandoned malls into living spaces. Overall, I think this is a great idea, as it solves the housing and commercial problems with one simple solution.

The world is a big thing to get interested in, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. What if you start with the little things instead? I used to be really interested in the world. I’d read lots of news, books from authors around the world and had opinions about world events. I work for a charity that works globally too. But lately I’ve become less engaged. I don’t know if it’s due to having children, fatigue or the harshness of the world, but I feel unplugged from it all and not interested. Equally I’m not interested in anything else as an alternative. I feel my world becoming smaller. I spend hours scrolling Instagram too. How can I find “something” to be interested in again? Eleanor says: When I was in my early teens my dad was trying to explain depression to me because a dear friend had it and I thought she was making a mistake. I interrupted him to pause and savour a bite of sourdough toast with cream cheese. He pointed to that exact moment – there – that’s what your friend can’t feel right now. Continue reading...