Sharon Wongosari Archive

“Since when did we start normalising paying ten dollars for a drink?” my friend asks. It’s a breezy Sunday morning, and we’re basking in the sun on the veranda of a brunch café when her question catches me off guard. I look …

What protesters and the organisers of the Harbour Bridge Protest hoped the world would see seems to have taken root. A Taiwanese pro-Palestinian activist with a background in sociology (who asked not to be named) said she was “amazed” when she saw …

On August 24, Australia will witness its largest nationwide pro-Palestinian rally since the August 3 protest on the Sydney Habour Bridge demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. The demand is now more intense in the wake of the recent UN-backed IPC famine review …

Labor’s unexpected huge win on May 3 has exploded the federal coalition creating a fracture between the National and Liberal parties over key policy disagreements. The move raised questions about Nationals leader David Littleproud MP’s leadership who defended the decision saying the …

“It’s not too sweet” is perhaps the highest praise a dessert can earn from an Asian palate. Since moving to Australia for study, I’ve lost count of the times I’ve fallen for a dessert spot, tempted by social media hyping the not-too-sweet …