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23/07/2024
The behaviour of boys in the school environment can be quite disgusting and, in my experience, the 'boys will be boys' e...
04/07/2024

The behaviour of boys in the school environment can be quite disgusting and, in my experience, the 'boys will be boys' excuse is the one most often used by school administrators to avoid taking any action. It is teaching staff and other students (girls in particular, obviously) who have to cop the brunt of this behaviour and it is disheartening to read that sexist/misogynistic attitudes and actions remain as prevalent as ever in schools, seemingly devoid of any real consequences for those responsible.

Female teachers are being sworn at, sexually harassed and physically threatened in high schools by male students. They say young men are bringing the misogynistic ideas of Andrew Tate and other online influencers into the classroom.

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Anybody who likes live music of any type should be agog with anticipation of what lies ahead in Brisbane this week. Having been cancelled due to COVID for the last two years, the return of Big Sound is a massive boon for the Australian music industry. In addition to myriad conference sessions, keynote addresses and industry seminars, Big Sound 2022 promises to deliver three massive nights of live music from more than 180 artists across 21 different venues in Fortitude Valley. The likes of Sydney and Melbourne like to make bold claims about their status as superior live music locations, but where else but The Valley can serve up more than 20 live music venues within a block or two of each other. Big Sound 2022 gets underway on Tuesday (September 6), and continues through Wednesday and Thursday, with conference events during the day before live music showcases get underway from 8.00pm each night. In addition to the plethora of showcase performances to choose from each night, there will be numerous other events served up as well, including the After Midnight sessions, comprising late-night mystery performances and industry parties at multiple locations. Host venues in 2022 include The Brightside, The Zoo, O'Skulligan's. Ric's Backyard, Black Bear Lodge, Tomcat, The Sound Garden, The Warehouse, Summa House, Woolly Mammoth, Prince Consort Hotel, BLVD, King Lear's Throne, Blute's Bar, La La Land, EC Venue, The Outpost, Stranded, Prohibition, Press Club and Ivory Tusk, with over 100 performances each night. The full Big Sound Festival schedule is here: https://www.bigsound.org.au/schedule/?schedule=festival While Big Sound is always a fantastic (if physically demanding) experience that serves up showcase performances from artists across all genres and musical styles, there are always additional events throughout the week that provide additional performance opportunities for artists who may or may not be featuring at the festival. This is the case once again in 20

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