Sex & Relationships

Sex and relationships are fun! But navigating your sexual wellbeing and relationships can be tricky.

Whether you're dealing with sexual health, housemate drama, or your first break-up remember that you're not going through it alone and that there's always a solution.

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Hear directly from UNSW students...

Talking About Asexuality

By Liam Ho for Blitz

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Respect Week: Being an Ally

By Chantel Henwood and Richard Xu-Austen for Blitz

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Lonely Not Alone

By Rhea Kohli for Blitz

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5 Important Things You Should Have Learnt in Sex Ed

By Nina Greenhill

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You can contact Campus Protective Services on 9385 6666 for immediate help.  If you do not need immediate assistance, you can also contact UNSW Security Operations on 9385 6000 for their non-urgent line.

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