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Between the World Cup and Barbie, we're finally having an honest discussion about girlhood | Van Badham - Vimarsana News

Between the World Cup and Barbie, we're finally having an honest discussion about girlhood | Van Badham

To see the wild, thrilled faces of young fans is to remember the euphorias of my own girlhood that, sadly, never got to include howling at professional women’s football

Returning festival aims to make playwrights more visible - Vimarsana News

Returning festival aims to make playwrights more visible

The second annual Australian Playwrights’ Festival, presented by Currency Press, will be held in Sydney in late August.

Public schools are struggling as St Posho's builds wellness centres with taxpayer money. It's wrong and unfair | Van Badham - Vimarsana News

Public schools are struggling as St Posho's builds wellness centres with taxpayer money. It's wrong and unfair | Van Badham

The disturbing underfunding of public schools hurts education and drives teachers way. Governments have to do better

The launch of Meta's Threads proves yet again we are too much in awe of the internet | Van Badham - Vimarsana News

The launch of Meta's Threads proves yet again we are too much in awe of the internet | Van Badham

For all the talk about being ‘extremely online’, new technology still wields power over us

The millions of Australians in the survivor community are asking: what does justice look like for us? | Van Badham - Vimarsana News

The millions of Australians in the survivor community are asking: what does justice look like for us? | Van Badham

To have our experience retried near-daily in the kangaroo courts of leaks, political expedience and sloppy journalism looks nothing like justice