Features Aiden Wilson (they/them) Features Aiden Wilson (they/them)

Going the Distance 

For some, this experience is all they have ever known. For others, they’ve seen what life on campus is like and for whatever reason have switched to distance study of their own accord. Today, we gather intelligence, insight, and information from some of these people.

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Features Elena McIntyre-Reet (She/Her) Features Elena McIntyre-Reet (She/Her)

Being alive is expensive

We didn’t ask to be put on this earth, yet we still have to suffer under the crushing weight of capitalism, inflation, and the stock market.

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Features Mia Faiumu (She/Her) Features Mia Faiumu (She/Her)

Aotearoa Needs Constitutional Transformation

Through an online petition, party co-leaders, Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, called for the removal of the British Royal Family as head of state, as well as for the creation of a Te Tiriti centric Aotearoa through constitutional transformation.

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Solicited Advice

Solicited advice is a weekly column where an underqualified anonymous guru answers the questions you want answered.

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Features Elena McIntyre-Reet (She/Her) Features Elena McIntyre-Reet (She/Her)

A Definitive Ranking of the Instant Meals I ate in my Childhood

The holy grail of lazy dinners for me was when we’d be left to fend for ourselves as we got a bit older. Instant meals were the light of my young life, making a mess of the microwave, feeling like I was on MasterChef when I seasoned the packets of pasta or added cheese all by myself.

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Features Lily Petrovich (she/her) Features Lily Petrovich (she/her)

The Taste of Home

Growing up, food tends to just be food. We have a palate of flavours we’re raised on until one day we move away from home. From here, the doors open to the wonderful world of food and we meet flavours we never knew existed.

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Features Mason Tangatatai (He/Him) Features Mason Tangatatai (He/Him)

What the Fridge?

I dropped the ball in issue one by not introducing our lovely team. So instead of sharing a picture of their beautiful faces, and a corny paragraph about their fake hobbies, I thought I’d let you judge them based on the state of their fridges!

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