by Thomas Landerretche Photo- from Rawlinna Station/ Facebook- https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-23/sale-of-australias-largest-sheep-station-at-rawlinna-station/105807106 With the first British fleets arriving in Terra Australis carrying convicts, the process of colonization and settlement by the British Empire occurred. Despite initial resistance against the colonists, most notably the one led by Aboriginal warrior Pemulwuy, the epidemics, added with the mass killings of t

By Margherita Greco Tuvalu’s Minister for Justice, Communication & Foreign Affairs Simon Kofe gives a COP26 statement while standing in the ocean in Funafuti, Tuvalu November 5, 2021. (Tuvalu Foreign Ministry | via Reuters) When tides rise high enough to swallow an entire nation, does that nation cease to exist? For Tuvalu, a Polynesian nation of nine coral atolls covering just 10 square miles, this is no longer a hypothetical or philosophical question — it has become a threa

By Swapnarka Arnan Picture Credit: Wendy Collings Music has always been a place where stories survive. Across cultures, it carries memory, pride, and belonging, especially for communities whose voices are often pushed aside. Originating in industrial towns and developing into a worldwide genre for people who felt marginalized or unheard by society, Metal happens to be my favorite genre, and today I would like to talk about a band that is not only transforming the genre but ha