ESSA X Cainz Debate: Newspapers have more economic influence than news shown through television.
Join ESSA and Cainz as they engage in friendly debates arguing the importance of newspapers and media.
Join ESSA and Cainz as they engage in friendly debates arguing the importance of newspapers and media.
Join ESSA and Cainz as they depict their astounding logical reasoning skills in this friendly debate about how policy makers value human life.
Stimulating the economy, is the latest question on everyone’s mind, but how do we do it? Join ESSA and Cainz as the debate the importance of a zero-cash rate in recovering from recessions.
A dawn sets on the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ as Prime Minister Shizo Abe resigns. Thus, we examine the effectiveness of the policies implemented over his term for Japan.
Join ESSA and CAINZ as we have some (friendly) debates on various of commerce related topics.
To save or to spend, that is the dilemma facing many of us today. Julia Pham and Justin Liu go head to head in an #ESSADebate on what you should be doing with your money in your 20s. Have a read and then vote for your favourite in our poll to crown the winner, once and for all!
We’re proud to bring you this year’s first #ESSAdebate! In honour of International Women’s Day, Julia Pham and Jasmine Nguyen engage in some healthy banter over sanitary pads and menstrual cups. Read their respective arguments for each side below and keep an eye out on Friday – we’ll be giving you the chance on Facebook to crown the winner once and for all!!
After a dramatic 90 minutes of debate, millions of people were left reacting to a memorable tussle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Some of ESSA’s Staff of Writers have their say below.
A fiery first presidential debate has just concluded over in the United States. After 90 memorable minutes, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton left the stage leaving millions with lots to consider. Tom Crowley provides his hot take on the debate.
In the lead up to the November state election, Brody Viney takes a look at how the Victorian economy is tracking.
With further deregulation of higher education on the horizon, some students are crying out against ‘corporate universities’. Alice He examines whether such concerns are justified.
ESSA’s writers give their thoughts on austerity ahead of Friday’s debate