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An educated, wealthy, white woman on mental illness

Jul 19, 2018By K A Hough

Content Warning: Suicide & Mental Illness   ‘Nothing hurts more than realising you’ve been complicit in your own silence. Nothing feels better than unleashing your voice.’                                     – Clementine Ford in Fight Like A Girl   I was fourteen theRead more…

Jul 19, 2018K A Hough 3 comments

Cooking as an antidote to alienation

Jul 12, 2018By Devana Senanayake

At eighteen, I left my home smelling of crushed cinnamon, cardamom and star anise. I stepped into Australia in the intense summer of 2013. The air smelled of eucalyptus and rosemary – a smell that I still pick up inRead more…

Jul 12, 2018Devana Senanayake 0 Comments

The power of separation and divorce

Jun 14, 2018By Emily Brewin

My marriage ended in a scatter of furniture. To be specific, it was our household furniture. To be even more specific, it was scattered across the backyard of our new rental property after my husband told the removalists to goRead more…

Jun 14, 2018Emily Brewin 1 comment

Riding a motorbike taught me about feminism

Jun 7, 2018By Hannah Brissenden

On a solo motorcycle ride there is plenty of time to think. In between steering the bike away from death, and observing the magnificence of the mountains, rice paddies and rolling hills, there are pockets of space to pontificate. RidingRead more…

Jun 7, 2018Hannah Brissenden 1 comment

In Control, In Command

May 24, 2018By Tamara Lazaroff

1. Last September on the Camino de Santiago pilgrim trail, I found myself about-facing, hobbling back to the cathedral city of Leon. Along with my shin splint – I didn’t know what that was either – I was leper-like, coveredRead more…

May 24, 2018Tamara Lazaroff 0 Comments
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