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Why Denmark?
By Shannon Swainston This question has been thrust upon me at least 10 times over the last seven months. Not only by my international classmates in an attempt at making the required first-day chit chat, but also by confused Danes wondering why on earth I would trade sunny, green and 100 percent pure New Zealand for…
http://www.ausm.org.nz/debate/current-issue/top-10-reasons-to-look-forward-to-summer/

How to eat good food on campus
A guide of where to go at Wellesley and Akoranga by Alicia Crockett I’m not really the sort of person who’ll happily have cheese and relish sandwiches every day. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good cheese and relish sandwich, but the squashed, soggy sandwich you find at the bottom of your bag doesn’t really crank…
http://www.ausm.org.nz/debate/current-issue/1-year-down-the-reality-of-a-1st-year-at-uni/

Metrosexuality: A big trend in men’s fashion
by Heather Rutherford The other day I was having lunch with a gay friend of mine, and he made this offhand comment: “The latest men’s fashion trends look better on straight guys than they do on gay guys.” I asked him to elaborate on what he meant and he said: “Like the tight, short shorts. They look…
http://www.ausm.org.nz/debate/current-issue/the-2nd-annual-majestic-awards/

Gaffing about with Goff
Phil Goff's electorate office sits incongruously atop a tattoo parlour. Despite this inauspicious omen, the interior bears little resemblance to its downstairs neighbour. One wall has a board tacked with photos, cards and thank-you notes from happy constituents - a reminder of his 20-plus years of service to Mt. Roskill - whilst another wall pays…
http://www.ausm.org.nz/debate/current-issue/gaffing-about-with-goff/

Issue 26, 2009
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http://www.ausm.org.nz/debate/debate-issue/issue-26/