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Dove Lake Viewing Shelter in Tasmania promotes love for nature and meditation in the natural landscape

Day 3 of our Beyond the Broncos Leadership Camp saw students further expand on their leadership skills, as they partook in confidence-based activities and further explored their own culture, as well as the culture of others.

An attempt to trademark an Indigenous rallying cry for use on boxer shorts and polo shirts could be blocked as a community group that currently uses the phrase calls the attempt 'shameful'.

This is much better than we thought it'd be. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. After years of rumours and delays, we’re finally here: Drag Race Down Under has arrived, and might just be the perfect palate cleanser after a bloated, over-produced S13. I’m a big fan of the early Drag Race seasons, vaseline filters and all, and Down Under, on premiere alone, is very reminiscent with its ad-hoc set decorations, tiny stage and queens who aren’t afraid to be a total bitch (Coco Jumbo, I love you).

Clothing The Gap co-founder and director Laura Thompson. Source: supplied. Aboriginal-owned and -run streetwear brand Clothing The Gap has been up and running for less than a year, and has already amassed a 100,000-strong social media following, and evolved from an e-commerce store to bricks-and-mortar retail offering. But for Laura Thompson, Clothing The Gap’s co-founder and director, and a Gunditjmari woman, this social enterprise was never only about selling a few T-shirts. It’s about giving First Nations Australians a voice and an online space to occupy, and amplifying their voices, w...