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We won’t change minds online in 2025 election

2 weeks ago | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

The first federal election we covered on Zee Feed was in 2022, just two years after I founded this publication. After nine years in government, the Coalition was emphatically voted down by Australians who’d had enough of Scott Morrison himself, and his scandal-plagued ministers.
Underconsumption Core: This Trend Is Not About The Economy

Jul 25, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

A new trend has started bubbling away on TikTok that we should talk about: ‘Underconsumption Core’. Sometimes referred to as ‘Normal Consumption Core’. It’s pretty straightforward – users are sharing the mundane, normal things in their homes and lives that they use over and over again.
Young Women Still Left To Rot

Jun 16, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

The vibes in the Australian news media industry right now are rancid. We’re still waiting to see if we’re getting kicked off Instagram; certain broadcasters seem to be committed to embarrassing the entire journalism profession; and at the big publishers, redundancy season has begun. Is this mess having an impact on how Australians view the role of news and the value of the industry? The 2024 Digital News Report is here to deliver the verdict.
Practical Solutions To Reduce Men’s Violence Against Women

Apr 30, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

Already, 2024 is turning out to be a horror year for men’s violence against women. One woman being violently killed by a man every four days. The fear and justified rage is filling public discourse, with urgent calls for those in power and the authorities to do something and desperate pleas for men to change their attitudes. Australia is a deeply misogynistic and patriarchal society.
Lehrmann Verdict: This Type of Justice Is Only Available to Some

Apr 18, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

On Monday, April 15, Justice Michael Lee handed down his verdict in Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation trial against Lisa Wilkinson and Network Ten. The culmination of three years of painful public discourse came down to this: on the balance of probabilities, Lehrmann did rape Brittany Higgins that night in Parliament House. And because this is true, Wilkinson and Ten were allowed to broadcast the story.
We Refuse to Be Conscripted Into the Generation Wars

Mar 26, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

‘Gen Z is aging badly’. ‘Millennials are lame for using wallets.’ ‘The Boomer lead-paint stare.’ ‘Gen X is the forgotten generation’. This might be a controversial stance for the founder of a self-described youth publication to take, but I am exhausted by the meaningless generational beef we’re being force-fed by clickbait digital media and online commentators.
Kate Middleton Conspiracies & The Power of Monoculture

Mar 17, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

Everyone and their mother has a theory about what’s going on with Princess Kate. It’s being talked about on social media, on the radio, at the dinner table, and 60 Minutes has run a dedicated #WhereIsKate episode. The speculation has ranged from the hilariously mundane (cut own bangs, trying to grow out) to the scandalous (mental breakdown over a potential Prince William love child) to the calculated (power play to prove her importance).
Why Christopher Nolan’s Oscars Speech Was Disappointing

Mar 10, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

First of all, congratulations to Christopher Nolan for winning the Best Director Academy Award (and to the whole team winning Best Picture) for Oppenheimer. The film bro favourite is, finally, an Oscar winner! Although I am not someone who knows a lot about the technical aspects of filmmaking, from what I’ve read about the movie-making feat that is Oppenheimer, it’s an award that’s well deserved. When that test bomb goes off, you feel it physically.
Ela Lee on the Race, Class and Consent Politics of 'Jaded'

Feb 7, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

Ela Lee has written one of the most anticipated novels of 2024, Jaded. And even though it’s set in London, the story and themes couldn’t be more relevant to the reckoning of gender, wealth, race and consent that Australia is experiencing right now. Here’s the story in a nutshell: Jade is the high-achieving only child of Korean and Turkish immigrants. She is a living embodiment of the model minority myth – climbing the ladder in corporate law, generational wealth boyfriend, loyal daughter.
Becoming A Republic Won't Solve The ‘Australia Day’ Problem

Jan 25, 2024 | zeefeed.com.au | Crystal Andrews

“Australia is the only country in the world that celebrates its national day on the day it was colonised.” At best, this is pathetic; at worst, it’s a disgustingly cruel and deliberate decision to party on a Day of Mourning for First Nations people. Does having a ‘national day’ matter, and if so, when is a better option? A few years ago it was popular to suggest alternative days (remember when May 8 was considered a genuinely funny meme?) knowing full well that these would not be taken seriously.