Watching footage from the Shanghai Auto Show, one thing was unmistakable—China isn’t just leading the EV revolution; it’s accelerating far beyond the competition. The fusion of AI, cutting-edge battery technology, and seamless software integration has […]
During the 2025 Federal Election, several politicians publicly accused international students of taking up local housing resources, including Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. He has advocated for reducing the number of international student visas to alleviate […]
Stuck in a City That Said “Welcome Back” Jimmy Zhong, an international undergraduate student at the University of Sydney, has moved three times in the past year. “It was very difficult for me to […]
Growing gap between policy and reality In Australian universities, generative AI tools have quietly become part of students’ academic lives. A survey conducted at four Australian universities found that 83% of students use AI for […]
“Two weeks before the start of the semester, I was still browsing rental apps and sent dozens of applications, but all of them were rejected. In the end, I had to share a house with […]
A Routine Day Turns into a Scam In early March, less than a week after arriving in Sydney, Willow Wang, a 23-year-old Chinese student, was about to take the bus home after shopping in the […]
A Struggle Far from Home Yuchen Li arrived in Sydney a years ago hopeful about studying finance at the University of Sydney. Instead, he finds himself struggling with severe anxiety, relentless academic pressure and crushing loneliness. […]
The alt-right pipeline has undeniably squirmed its way into gaming. But does the shallow criticisms it presents have enough ammunition for it to stay relevant? This is a small snippet of streamer ‘Asmongold’ (sometimes known […]
A Silent Epidemic Margaret, 45, lives alone in the suburbs of Sydney. On some days, she doesn’t utter a single word. There are no visits from family, no casual chats, no social interaction—just silence. She […]
When Independence Meets Inflation When 24-year-old university graduate Mia Cheng packed up her small downtown Sydney apartment and moved back into her childhood bedroom in Parramatta, it wasn’t nostalgia that drove her, but existential pressure. […]
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