Placement

Features
Eight Years On The Syrian war and its child refugees
by Angus Smith
“I’m working and saving up so I can save rent for a tent,” Ibrahim says. “The tent owner comes and demands his money. You don’t even get a chance to rest.”
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Features
The Sunshine Club Sleeping rough on the Hawkesbury
by Mick Daley
It’s sweltering as I walk across the grassy river flats. I can see Dean’s ute, people gathered round another vehicle. Beyond them a jungle of weeds, willows and wattle.
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Expression
Overheard in Eveleigh Lore of a Redfern local
by Alana Valentine
"Welcome to Redfern, we’re proud of our Bearded Tit."
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Issues
The Man in Chippendale Macca’s Moments in time
by Jin Hien Lau
While waiting in line for my lunch...
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Features
Waking Up as Someone Else How Kate Fischer became Tziporah Malkah
by Antonella Gambotto-Burke
Now 43, Tziporah Malkah, once known as Kate Fischer, is returning to the media after six years spent working as a carer in Melbourne… Television executives are beginning to consider her potential as Australia’s new Oprah.
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Food
Getting Southerly Busted At North Bondi RSL
by Adam Gibson
The image of Bondi is one of glitz and glamour… But the salt-blasted reality is somewhat different; the old weathered remnants of what was known locally as Scum Valley still often win out.
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Issues
Pleasure and Pain The medical cannabis debate
by Ian Keldoulis
The image problem the drug has doesn’t fit our western dualistic thinking. How can something be both good for you and fun at the same time?
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Issues
Correspondence
Something in the Night A letter from Berlin
by Ned Collette
"In the cold months you sometimes feel Berlin is operating on a sort of skeleton crew; this metropolis that can feel totally desolate at midday."
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Issues
When You’re Really Out of It Public housing estates suspend applications from previously convicted drug users
by Drew Rooke
“When these areas weren’t trendy, the government wasn’t too concerned about dealing with drug crime.”
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Issues
Death of a Seal If news reports could smile, these ones did so ear-to-ear
by Sonya Voumard
In the way of cute animal stories, the creature was given a name on social media: Sealvester… Then something went wrong. Sealvester’s health went south.
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Food
Eat Y’self Fitter Why vegans fall for the sausage roll
by Tom Patterson
Geoff had been vegan for six years and was doing well. Then one night, with a light hangover, he was asked to hold two sausage rolls while a friend went to fetch a packet of cigarettes.
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Culture
Unsane You will never leave this place
by Harry Windsor
More than a desire to upend conventional practice, director Steven Soderbergh seems motivated by wanting to do everything himself, and at speed. ‘Unsane’, his latest film, was shot in 10 days on iPhones.
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