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A Ready Remedy for Altitude Sickness.
By Oz Hardwick.
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The Letter of the Law.
By Oz Hardwick. * No act is punishable that is not the result of a guilty mind.
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Murder.
By Oz Hardwick.
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Be Your Own Judge and Jury.
by Oz Hardwick.
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More Collocations
The collocation of a head within its hat
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Once in Onslow
Red ochre roads
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Duel
by Mark O’Flynn. Trees duel overhead clashing branches like jousting poles. At such times birds are invisible taking shelter in their secret places. It knocks the stuffing out of you, this…
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A remote island’s influence on human behaviour: interview with Brooke Hardwick.
Brooke Hardwick explores there is more than meets the eye by revealing the secret stories of her intriguing characters.
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The Boat.
By Mark O’Flynn. ‘This will make him sleep more easily,’ said the doctor, gazing into the snoring storm of my father’s open mouth. My mother hated him – the…
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The Bends
by Stacey O’Carroll. The sweet, mulchy, eucalyptus-tinged earth hits my nose as we bend and flex, around the curves. Waves running and fluttering through my fingers as we weave past…
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Visions
by Gabriele Beaini. A cricket chirping, dozing away. The big green Sways in the breeze, insignificant below The void of the night. Vast and empty it seems, Nothing but a tunnel…
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Class: Book review.
By Antonia Cassetta. The poetry anthology Class, edited and sent in to Other Terrain by the reputable Les Wicks, is an enlightening collection that highlights the systemic plights of contemporary society.…
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Dandelions
By Stacey O’Carroll.
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There Goes the Red-Eyed Rabbit
By Kate Maxwell.
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Prove Humanity.
By Kate Maxwell. Check a box to prove you’re not a box of whirring parts wired circuits or stuff you just don’t understand but still, you have to check a box…
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Over the Top.
By Kate Maxwell.
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Marble and Bronze.
By Jena Woodhouse. “Antinous” and “The Charioteer” Delphi Archaeological Museum At Delphi, in clear winter light, the season of Dionysos, the halls echo with cries and whispers blurring into word-…
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Lulu in LA.
By Kate Maxwell.
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Jack Wu
My name is Jack Wu and I’m currently in Swinburne taking a Bachelor’s course in Games and Interactivity. Bornhere in Melbourne, growing up I deeply loved TV, Film, cartoons, video games, comics and…
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Alexander Pigounis
I’m Alexander Pigounis, a current Swinburne student working towards completing my Bachelor of Arts. For as long as I can recall, stories have always been important to me. Their potential to rouse…
