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The small-town pub defying pokies domination

The small-town pub defying pokies domination

The beating heart of many rural towns is the local pub, where families gather for lunches, kids play under the watchful eyes of patrons, locals share stories, and lifelong friendships are cemented. But this community spirit is increasingly replaced by dozens of flashing poker machines. Poker machines, or “pokies,” now dominate many regional pubs, and the impact has been devastating. In Griffith, a town of just 27,000 people, there are 461 poker …Read Article

Uni social clubs step in to support increasingly disconnected tertiary students

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Uni social clubs step in to support increasingly disconnected tertiary students

Whether it’s a yoga club, bird watching society, cinema club or barbell society, social clubs offer students the ability to foster new connections and explore new passions at a university level. For many first-year students, starting university can feel like entering an entirely unfamiliar world, and adjusting to a new environment can often be overwhelming. A survey by Youth Insight found that 14 percent of students felt completely disconnected …Read Article

‘Television City’: The local impact of 22 Bendigo Street

Trees · Richmond

‘Television City’: The local impact of 22 Bendigo Street

Bendigo Street is a peaceful street tucked into a corner of the Melbourne suburb of Richmond, with beautiful modern apartment buildings, a little coffee shop serving local dog walkers, and tall, shady trees that create an arbour over the road. The only thing hinting at the street’s vibrant history is the large lettering on the side of one of the townhouse complexes. One side reads ‘Studio Nine’, another ‘Television City’. This site was once the …Read Article

Five lingering Eurovision 2025 controversies

It has been almost two weeks since the 69th Eurovision Song Contest wrapped up. Fans saw a close finish between Austria’s JJ and Israel’s Yuval Raphael, but Austria won the contest with a whopping 436 points. Last year’s song contest was the most controversial year that the Eurovision has ever seen and many fans were skeptical if the contest would be able to bring the drama back, but did it? If you have to ask that question, you clearly weren’t …Eurovision · Gaza Read Article

La Trobe Student Union expresses unease over new student advocacy body.

It’s a few hours before the polls to elect the inaugural La Trobe Student Council close. There is little fanfare on campus, and it isn’t likely to arrive soon. It’s a Friday in early May and with the vote held entirely online, the Bundoora campus is sleepy with few things to mark the occasion. The Student Council was announced by the university in late March as a body elected and led by students to consult with them to “collectively advocate” fo…Polls · Bundoora Read Article

Government moves to extend half-price bus fares for Tasmanian students

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Tasmanian students to enjoy half-price bus fares from July 1, 2025, for 12 months, enhancing access to education and opportunities.University Student · Burnie See the Story

Maroons dominated in all areas by ruthless Blues

Queensland must now win two games away and make history to secure the State of Origin series after having no answers to a NSW side that ruled in all facets.Queensland, Australia · Queensland See the Story

Parkville residents push for greater tram safety

Rob Moore was walking down Royal Parade to meet his wife for a coffee when a tram pulled up to a stop to let passengers off and on — and five cars drove straight past its open doors. “It was disgusting,” he tells upstart. “They were actually screaming at the cars over the PA system.” For Parkville locals, moments like this are disturbingly common — and now they’re calling for urgent safety upgrades. Around 5km from the city, with 8,293 residents…Coffee · Parkville Read Article

From pay checks to passports: Travel is Gen-Z’s top priority

Young people are putting seeing the world at the top of their list, and more than ever before. Instead of buying fancy cars and designer bags, Gen-Z are out backpacking in Europe, strolling through cherry blossoms in Japan, or hiking mountains in New Zealand. A 2024 travel insights survey found that on average, both Millennials and Gen-Z generations put 29 percent of their income towards travel, making it a “top priority”. This includes taking g…Travel · Australia Read Article

Machete gang fight in shopping mall leads Australian state to bring forward ban

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Australia Politics · Melbourne See the Story

South Kingsville: Do 12 small streets make a suburb?

In the western suburbs of metropolitan Melbourne, wedged between Spotswood, Altona North, Newport and Yarraville, lies 12 narrow streets, a blend of new-built townhouses and post-war brick homes. Welcome to South Kingsville, the smallest suburb in Melbourne’s west. Fifteen years after Melbourne was founded in 1835 by settlers from Tasmania, the city’s population had grown to around 20,000 people. During this time small communities emerged and fo…Victoria, Australia · Victoria Read Article

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