"Unfortunately, Taylor's unrelenting hold on whiteness may just be the third party that puts the nail in the coffin of our otherwise dysfunctional two-person parasocial relationship" – writes Sunny Adcock.
- Sunny Adcock
This is an extract from 'Guts' by former MasterChef judge Melissa Leong – Murdoch Books, out now.
- Missing Perspectives
"There’s so much for women to experience and enjoy, and live for – that’s essentially what I want to say with my stand up. And if things still turn out to be a tragedy, I want to be the one writing my punchlines" – writes Arie David.
- Arie David
Top End Bub's Miranda Tapsell chats to Missing Perspectives about career, family, representation and life imitating art (or perhaps not so much).
- Alicia Vrajlal
Dung Tran was once asked by an employer to share her personal story of forced migration. Feeling a sense of responsibility and obligation, she did. But what happens when one's story is used without care?
- Dung Tran
Welcome back to Missing Perspective’s monthly book club, where I curate, recommend and review the best books of 2025 by underrepresented authors so you can diversify your TBR list and read a wider array of genres, authors and styles.
- Soaliha Iqbal
"When you’re Japanese, female, and chronically misunderstood... why not weaponise it?" – This is the opening line of the official blurb describing Yuki Nivez's upcoming show at Sydney Fringe Festival.
- Yuki Nivez
This is an extract from 'Better Things Are Possible' by Jack Toohey – out now.
- Missing Perspectives
"Support for Palestine is, finally, becoming mainstream — so what has Swift got to lose?" Soaliha Iqbal weighs in.
- Soaliha Iqbal