The Immortality of the ‘It Girl’
New sounds. Sex. The scent of a revolution in the air. The 1960s are a decade synonymous with booming change and the excitement of endless possibility; a decade... [continue reading]
In Defence of Tones and I
Former busker Tones and I made an explosive entrance into the Australian music scene, her track Dance Monkey holding top spot on the Global Shazam Chart for mon... [continue reading]
Is it time to take the Australian Grand Prix on the road?
Each March, save this one, the Formula 1 circus reaches the streets of Melbourne to open the racing season.
Like clockwork, stories pop up of complaints from... [continue reading]
Michael O’Loughlin, Tanya Hosch and Gavin Wanganeen speak out on AFL’s battle against racism
Footballing legends Michael O’Loughlin and Gavin Wanganeen recently joined the AFL’s General Manager of Inclusion and Social Policy Tanya Hosch, in addressing t... [continue reading]
Review: Brad Hollis’ ‘There’s a Bit in That’
When the unmistakable voice of Brad Hollis echoed around a room in the Adelaide Convention Centre, the enigmatic creator of Yeh Goodboy Goodboy Good Footy Energ... [continue reading]
PSA: Don’t Let Your Ego Get in the Way When You Vote in the Hottest 100
When Triple J announced they would count down the Hottest 100 of the Decade, music heads went into meltdown.
Shortlists were curated, polls were opened, camp... [continue reading]
How helpful is self-help?
Historically, the stigma associated with mental illness has led to many common conditions being ignored, hidden or delegitimised. Fortunately, the relatively re... [continue reading]
How the Houston Astros Cheated Baseball and Got Away With It
Cheating has always been an unfortunate blight on the professional sporting world. For as long as organised competitions have existed, so too has the desire to ... [continue reading]
Review: Everything’s Going to Be Okay
If you haven’t already heard, Josh Thomas has a new show streaming on Stan called Everything’s Going To Be Okay.
It follows aspiring entomologist Nicholas (J... [continue reading]
Review: Nik Coppin
In a dull room on the first floor of an obscure hotel in Adelaide, British comedian Nik Coppin joked – as a comedian does – with the 30-strong crowd, warming up... [continue reading]