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“It’s easy to be fashionable when you’re thin”: The Australian fashion industry’s sizeism problem

The fashion industry’s precarious relationship with curvy women has a complicated history – from former Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld’s documented di... [continue reading]

LinkedIn is insane

Want to know what I did today? #dailyroutine I start my morning exactly at sunrise. Why? If its good enough for God, its good enough for me. Gazing upon t... [continue reading]

Streaming: An over-saturated and now Disney-fied market

Like Maleficent showing up uninvited to Aurora’s christening, Disney+ is making a powerful, somewhat-scary-but-still-enticing entrance on 19 November 2019 as a ... [continue reading]

An indefinite farewell to City Calm Down

At Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory, lead singer Jack Bourke smirked as he told the crowd of 500 that is was time for one of their “really old ones,” before Pleasur... [continue reading]

Azealia Banks’ five most bizarre scandals

American rapper, actor, and provocateur extraordinaire Azealia Banks is a uniquely controversial figure. A hugely talented writer and performer – her debut s... [continue reading]

Trajectories: David Warner

David Warner trundles through Sydney Airport, wife Candice by his side, as camera flashes blind him. He smiles a touch. Australia has retained the Ashes. Desp... [continue reading]

A love letter to Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet. You’ve most likely heard the name before and you’ve probably seen the face feature in your Instagram feed… multiple times. Perhaps he was ... [continue reading]

2020: The year of Team Jumbo-Visma

For the better part of the last eight years, Team INEOS – formerly Team Sky – has dominated men’s professional cycling peloton. Seven Tour de France victorie... [continue reading]

Four reasons the Boomers placed fourth, again

The Boomers placed fourth again. So, what now? For the uninitiated, Australia’s national basketball team – the Boomers – have placed fourth five times in Oly... [continue reading]

‘Make Red Hats Wearable Again’: Is it possible to reclaim symbols of hate?

Make Red Hats Wearable Again, Make Earth Cool Again, Make America Gay Again: all clever and marketable adaptions of an iconic conservative marketing ploy. Peop... [continue reading]