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Despite all indicators of the devastating impact of climate change, wealthy nations remain complacent and frustratingly slow-paced at invoking mitigation strategies and environmental protection laws. Maddi Howard writes.
I'd like for us to delve a little deeper and look a little further into the typefaces we know and love. Tess Bury writes.
Above all, my body terrified me. Isabella Corbett writes.
It’s often difficult to work out whether he’s being ironic, trying to make a statement, or just being downright weird for the sake of it. Matthew Maltman reviews.
Alex G is keeping the indie rock dream alive, and I don't even mean that facetiously. Nick Morlet reviews.
Her photos challenge you to think twice about things you see and do every day, but never really examine. Lucy Rossen writes.
On first inspection, WORLD ORDER appears a group of unsmiling Japanese office workers. Debbie Choo writes.
In mid-February this year, the billionaire mining magnate-turned-politician began to post surreal ‘poems’ to his Facebook and Twitter profiles. Jacob Broom writes.
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