Welcome to our first digital edition of Getamungstit – the Power Edition. What a few months it has been! Scroll down to browse this edition’s articles. We’ll be releasing new pieces on a weekly basis so be sure to watch this space!
Editorial note
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Editorial note
Hello Gold Coast!
Welcome to our first digital edition of Getamungstit – the Power Edition. What a few months it has been! Due to the event that - much like Voldemort - shall not be named, Getamungstit has been isolating at home and contemplating whether or not it should invest in some sourdough starter.
End-of-days vibes aside, we are very excited to be up and running again in a new digital format. Getamungstit will be rolling out content every week to keep you informed and entertained wherever you are. The Power Edition will be running for the next six weeks and, like our in-print mag, will feature a mix of themed features, general features and regular sections such as reviews, ‘On film’ and ‘Being creative’.
Don’t forget that we are always seeking contributions from writers, artists and creative contributors. Whether you are a journalism student keen to start a portfolio of published work, a business student with a secret passion for creative writing, or a law student who would love to pen a review or two… we’d love to hear from you atgetamungstit@griffith.edu.au
We’ve retired our isolation-pyjamas (in favour of our ‘best’ trackies), we’ve given up on the idea of Marie-Kondo-ing our cupboards, and we are no longer ordering take-away for dinner every night using the justification that we are ‘stimulating the economy’ – Getamungstit is back and ready to become your go-to site for online procrastination. Keep up to date with all things Geta by following us on Facebook.
Who hasn't used Dr Google to self-diagnose? Before you research that rash or funny clicking in your knee, make sure to take a look at this piece by Mary Jo.