ISSUE NO. 26
September 2026
ISSUE NO. 26
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Welcome to our ‘Learn’ section! Here, you'll find articles and practical how-to-dos on a variety of topics. If there’s anything you want to learn about, please write to us!

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Learn Origami!

By About Time

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. It allows you to turn a flat piece of paper into nearly anything you can think of, like an animal, flower or a hat.

ISSUE NO. 26
2 MIN READ
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Previous Editions

ISSUE NO. 25
August 2026

Learn How to Speak First Nations Languages!

By The Research Unit for Indigenous Language at the University of Melbourne

If you drive from Melbourne to Sydney, you will travel through 10 different First Nations language groups. And there’s the same number between Melbourne and Adelaide.

3 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 24
July 2026

Eleven Things I Learned This Month

By Jeff

“There is no happiness on earth equal to that of liberty regained” – more wisdom from Don Quixote

3 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 23
June 2026

Astrology Explained!

By Shae Wiedermann

Astrology and the interpretation of the stars and planets have been around for millennia. First originating in ancient Mesopotamia, astrology began by using the stars to decipher messages from the gods.

4 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 22
May 2026

All About Churchill

By T

If I could interview someone dead or alive, I would like to interview Winston Churchill, Britain’s wartime (WWII) leader.

2 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 20
March 2026

Nine Things I Learned From Reading Last Month

By Jeffrey

Franz Kafka, the famous Czech writer, never married but was engaged numerous times. He would write to his first fiancee, Felice, 2, 3 or 4 letters daily when he was working in Prague and she was living in Berlin. By Kafka’s own reckoning, he wrote to her perhaps 500 letters.

2 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 19
February 2026

Exploring the World Through Animal Senses

By Shae Wiedermann

Humans have five traditional senses: sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. We go about the world using these senses to guide us, and we are heavily reliant on vision as our primary and dominant sense.

4 MIN READ
ISSUE NO. 18
January 2026

National Dishes From Around the World

By Shae Wiedermann

Have you ever heard of a national dish? No doubt you’re aware of a national anthem or a national flag, but what is a national dish?

3 MIN READ

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